VLAN set-up

[uzma85222]

Hi

I am a CCNA student and as part of CCNA3 we have been asked to set up VLANs. We are connecting 4 hosts, 2 switches and a router. hosts 1 and 3 will be on VLAN 10 and hosts 2 and 4 will be on VLAN 20.

I am having trouble with the IP addresses. I am using a class C IP address starting with 192.168.???.???. I am not sure what IP address i need to configure on the router to allow the VLANs to communicate. And what IP addresses do I need to give to the hosts, I think they need to be subnetted but im not sure. Please can anyone help.

Thanks in advance

Uzma

[a.hajhamad]

Hi Kenneth,

You need a layer 3 device for communication between the two VLANs.

2900 is alyer 2 device, you need a layer 3 switch or a router.

I hope this is helpful!

Regards

Abd Alqader

[ttkmm]

OK, I have some 2600-routers that I think I can use.

But can you please look at the attached plan and tell me where I should put the router(s)?

And maybe you have a better plan?

The 10-net is up and running today. I want to create the new network without too much cost. In total I have about 50 End sites... Not much trafic in the networks.

[devang_etcom]

will you please tell me what are those ethernet modems are for?

and which switches are in your place three?

and the far end switch is of CO?

regards

Devang

[ttkmm]

Hi!

Sorry for the late response. I've been out of office...

The equipments on the far end are stuff that sending hello-messages. Not much trafic. A PC maybe from time-to-time.

The far end are places outside the company office(CO). We use those modems for connections. Not dial-up, but leased lines.

The switches are all cisco2900.

Kenneth