Stand Alone Configuration

[vannhodges]

Hello,

I am trying to stand up a new stand alone network using three layer 3 3850's.  The back side of these switches will have several layer two switches to provide access connectivity.  I have created the vlans on the layer 3 switches and can communicate independently to the layer 2 switches that are directly connected to them, the problem is having the communication traverse the link between the two layer three devices.  Attached is a rough layout with base configs.  I am not able to get between the two "hub" layer 3 switches.  What do I need to add in order to pass vlan traffic across?

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

configs and layout are not attached ?

[vannhodges]

Sorry I guess when it posted it stripped it off

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

post the running configurations (sh run) of both layer 3 switches, and indicate which interfaces are used to connect them.

[vannhodges]

They are currently on a stand alone network which means I cant bring the configs over to this network.

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

not sure what you mean by that. You have no access and cannot post the configurations ?

[vannhodges]

Cant transfer configs from one network to another based on policy.  Technically I could but cannot since external devices are not allowed on network.

[balaji.bandi]

Config for the Layer 3 siwtch on top either typo issue or real config not sure.

they need to be same subnet to communicate each other.

10.1.1.1/32

10.1.1.2/32

or

10.1.2.1/32

10.1.2.2/32

[paul driver]

Hello

what you are showing is a lan routed access design

Each access switch will have a routed port or svi of its designated vlan connected to the L3 switch running an igp such as ospf or a static route pointing towards it.

These subnets will be advertised in the igp (ospf) between the two L3 switches 

So can you confirm this is what you have presently?