need support with routing

[edwincharles]

Can anyone help me on the attached packet tracer lab.

I need to ping the mangement ip of switches - switch 1 and switch 2 from Router 0

[Mark Malone]

Hey you will get a quicker response if you post the configs from each device, we would need to have packet tracer running to be able to open that file.

[edwincharles]

hello mark,

as requested attached config

[bamitowpritow]

can you share to us how they are connected as well?

One thing i noticed is that you have the same management IP for all 3 switches. Is this a typo?

[edwincharles]

hi,

sorry it was a mistake, attached config with layout

[Mark Malone]

you should have your trunks consistent the whole way through then when you know its working you lock it down , im seeing native vlan set on one side but not the other 

set them all for now as just switchport mode trunk ,allow all vlans unless your using a 3rd party hub or something in the network that needs native set ?

native on 1 side and not the other will cause tagging issues

[bamitowpritow]

some stuff i notice. first your default route is pointed to a admin down interface on router0 (gi0/0) Next, you are trying to manage the devices via VLAN99 but to what i see, they are on a different interface. If you need to manage them, you need to point a /32 static route to Gi0/2 for the management IP's of SW1 and SW2, that is if they are connected via Gi0/2

edit: i would suggest you manage SW1 and SW2 using a different subnet since they are not on the same VTP domain as per your diagram

[edwincharles]

 i would like to keep same range for mgmt

i router 0, can let me know how to config the static route

[bamitowpritow]

sorry, i did a second look, i was wrong in saying static route would fix it.

i would suggest you connect SW2 to SW0 if you want to keep the management IP's.

If you want to manage it with the same setup/connections, you need to assign a new management IP to SW1 and SW2 within the same subnet as Gi0/2 since the L2 switches has no idea how to reach Gi0/1.99 from Gi0/2 connection.