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So I wanted to set up two Vlans on my switch, and a trunk through my router in order to reach the internet, but after I've configurated the subinterfaces on the router, neither of them will go up and form a link with the trunk port. I'm not sure why ...
So I'm attempting to configure a loopback address on my Cisco cat-3850 Switch to be pingable on a host PC. The devices are already connected via an Ethernet cord and despite the fact that, if the Switch goes through to the Router, it can reach the in...
I just figured it out and managed to get it all working, but I'm not too sure what it was either. I just used 'default interface' on the subinterfaces and the VLAN ports and it managed to work when I reinstated the command again. I might've messed so...
Alright, I changed everything like you said, to no real effect. I should probably clarify what I meant more by 'not working' and specify that the subinterfaces I created on the router never actually go up to begin the trunking process. Technically, t...
Forgot to mention, but my Switch (model c3850) does not have the encapsulation dot1q command, and supposedly just defaults to it no matter what. Beyond that, no other commands made any real difference.
Sorry, I was away for a bit, and this is going to be rather long: ip routing!!!!!!!!!cpp system-default!!!!!diagnostic bootup level minimalspanning-tree mode rapid-pvstspanning-tree extend system-id!!redundancy mode sso!!!class-map match-any system-c...