I created a topology in GNS3 with a router-on-a-stick setup.
I have a c3725 router on the right. To it's left interface connection is SW1. To the left of this SW1 is a second switch named SW2. To the top of SW1 is a PC1 and the bottom is a Server1. To the top of SW2 is a PC2 and the bottom a Server2.
VLAN 13 for the Router
VLAN 65 for the PCs
VLAN 80 for the servers
All of the switch INT's are configured to switchport mode access with the specific VLAN they are apart of.
Trunking with dot1q encapsulation is enabled between the Switches and the Router.
The sub-interfaces are configured on R1 for all 3 VLANs (192.168.13.254, 192.168.65.254, 192.168.80.254)
The question that I have is:
Do I need to still configure both switch VLAN 1's with a default-gateway to the router? The reason I ask is because I cannot ping the router from Server1 or Server2. It says there is no default-gateway set. Does that mean I need to set one on the switches it goes through to get to R1 or does the default-gateway need to be set on the servers and PCs?
Also will I be using 192.168.13.254 which is the VLAN for R1 as the default-gateway?
