Telnet to multiple subnets

[monasir]

Hi everybody,

Can someone please help me what the best solution is to telnet to each switch/router whit a different subnet

I do not have solid routing/switching background.

I know how to telnet to one subnet ( 10.10.101.1 ) example i make a bridge to my networking connections and manually ad a ip adress that resides

in the same subnet

But i like to know how to telnet to a network whit 2 different subnets.

I'm adding a table to show you how the ip adressing scheme looks like.

Scenario.

I have a cisco voice home lab consist of the following:

1x2811

3x2801

1x3750

servers:

CUCM (Pub/Sub)

CUPS

CUC

CUCCX

Win2k3 AD

Any help will help

Thanks!

[Sandeep Choudhary · Accepted solution]

Hi Monasir81,

if you want to execute ping or telnet to a device in another subnet the switch must have a default gateway configured.

Now let’s see the configuration for a cisco switch.

Ip address

To configure the ip address first you have to enter from global configuration mode to interface vlan 1.

Switch#

Switch#conf t

Switch(config)#int vlan 1

Switch(config-if)#ip address {your ip address} {mask}

Switch(config-if)#no shutdown

Default Gateway

Be careful!!! The configuration of default gateway takes place in the configuration mode and the command does not include the mask for the ip.

Switch#

Switch#conf t

Switch(config)#ip default-gateway {ip address}

Now you can access your switch remotely, you can ping it from another network with different subnet and start “playing” with the settings. Have fun

Hope it helps.

Regards

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