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Morning Peter,
Just checked the config on the switch and it looks good. I have given SVI VLAN1 the IP of 10.10.2.11 and configured it correctly for telnet (tested by adding another host behind the firewall and successfully telnetting to the switch)....
Hey John,
Not sure what could be causing something like that but I'll just throw an idea out there - have you tried performing a packet capture on the problem VLAN? This should identify the source MAC(s) of the traffic and should in theory allow you...
Hey Khaled,
Just to let you know you are NOT required to save your config once you have completed the SIM. There was a thread about this some time ago:
https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/message/88556#88556
Hope this helps.
Hi,
Just to confirm, have you verified that all trunks upstream from the access switch are carrying VLAN37?
Try creating a loopback on the 6500 and pointing the ip helper address on the SVI towards that IP. You may also have to enable IP routing is...
Hello Peter,
I labbed this out and this is what I managed to capture.
I used a laptop running PRTG for my web server (10.10.2.61) and a switch configured for telnet access (10.10.2.11) to simulate someone trying to access the 2 different public IP'...
