Awesome worked through IP subnetting and multi DHCP scopes on router. I have seen many others this showed the best in demonstrated in detail and troubleshooting. Thank you for your great work.
awesome walk-through! I learned a few more tricks I did not try before (DHCP using the router) that was awesome, you made it easy to do it, with patience and great explanation for a nub like me, lol! Thanks so much, keep it up!
Hi there, A woman had two networkers. One got sick, so the woman made networky soup out of the other one to help the sick one get networked again. Great vid by the way!
Well Done! Awesome Video and we can understand every word you said, Lol! Seriously, the first two videos I tried, I couldn't understand a word the guy was saying, lol... Keep up the good work...
It's awesome, concept completely cleared. Perfect...!!! One more suggestion though, If we add one more PC to any of the switch to the port which do not have any VLAN tag, that PC should not get any ip addresses from both the DHCP pools. Can we do that?
Hi sir. This video class was very interesting for me. The only constructive critic, and again this my opinion, is that you take the procedures very slow, which I get because of people who are entering the cisco world. Now here's what I still don't get it: On SW1 and 2, we only created vlans, with no ip address. In a way makes sense because they are L3 addresses. And also you binded switchports to vlans. However I didn't fully understand how this works. As far as vlan routing goes, I get that when you issued the encapsulation dot1Q command and the vlan tag that the router can understand what vlan goes to which sub-interface, but that's all. Thank you
Is this a free program to use? I've tried it one time but it requires to associate with a Cisco account. Can I get a copy without having a Cisco account?
Very good video I just subscribed into your channel I will share this video with my classmates,but I want to let you know that I follow all the steps but my DHCP protocol did not work because Im using the latest version of the packet tracer and according to this(or with the error Im getting) I need to use the (ip helper-address)command but I don't know how-or-where to use that command!??Thanks for taking the time to make this videos greetings and blessings from Costa Rica.
Fernando Alpizar make sure you have the trunk link configured on sw1 on fa0/24 also make sure you have BOTH trunk links configured on SW2. One that hooks up to the router, and the other one that goes to SW1. Also make sure that you have a cross over connection running between the 2 switches that are connected to eachother. Do not use a straight thru cable because the cross over is used when the two devices you are connecting are the same type.
@@SamAndrew27 -- That usually means you made 1 tiny boo-boo. It should work if you: - Did a "no shut" on R1's int FA 0/0 - Made 2 subinterfaces on int FA 0/0, one for VLAN10 and one for VLAN20; turned on dot1q encapsulation and assigned IPs - Created 2 VLANs on each switch (vlan 10; name SALES; vlan 20; name ACCOUNTS) - Changed the port on the switch that connects to the router to a Trunking port (switchport mode trunk), then the default is for your trunk to carry ALL VLANs. - Also, changed the ports any PCs (or VoIP phones) are using to be Access ports with the correct VLAN assigned (ex: switchport mode access; switchport access vlan 10). - Checked that your PCs picked up a valid DHCP address (and not one that starts with 169.254).
Yes, you need as many subinterfaces as you have VLANs. That's because each subinterface becomes the Gateway (or Default Router) for each VLAN/Subnet. That's also why he NAMED each subinterface with its VLAN name (int FA 0/0.10 for VLAN-10).
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Awesome worked through IP subnetting and multi DHCP scopes on router. I have seen many others this showed the best in demonstrated in detail and troubleshooting. Thank you for your great work.
This video helped me so much. Did not know you need to add the vlans on the sw2 for sw1 to communicate properly with the router. Thanks!
awesome walk-through! I learned a few more tricks I did not try before (DHCP using the router) that was awesome, you made it easy to do it, with patience and great explanation for a nub like me, lol! Thanks so much, keep it up!
Excellent! I appreciate for post. It help me a lot to understand Router on stick and set up a DHCP server.
Excellent tutorial, very clear and helpful !
Well done Kevin :)
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Hi there,
A woman had two networkers. One got sick, so the woman made networky soup out of the other one to help the sick one get networked again.
Great vid by the way!
👍🏼 thanks for the explanation. It was very helpful.
Well Done! Awesome Video and we can understand every word you said, Lol! Seriously, the first two videos I tried, I couldn't understand a word the guy was saying, lol... Keep up the good work...
thanks for this tutorial...really easy to follow and answered so many questions!!Cheers
Solid run through, thanks!
Excellent way to present, you make is like a piece of cake :)
Wonderful video, keep up the good work
Thanks for the vid! Helped me a lot!
Excclent ... Well done ...
Great video mate helped me a lot !!!
Excellent tutorial, very clear :) :)
Very good video, thanks so much!
Really helpful. Thanks a lot.
Well explained! Thanks
Excellent Video thanks a lot dear keep it up !!!!!!!!
great job
Excellent sir
Excellent
Very good Thank you,
It's awesome, concept completely cleared. Perfect...!!!
One more suggestion though, If we add one more PC to any of the switch to the port which do not have any VLAN tag, that PC should not get any ip addresses from both the DHCP pools. Can we do that?
Fantastic lesson! killed a flock of birds with one stone...keep them coming
cheers mate
Hi sir. This video class was very interesting for me. The only constructive critic, and again this my opinion, is that you take the procedures very slow, which I get because of people who are entering the cisco world. Now here's what I still don't get it:
On SW1 and 2, we only created vlans, with no ip address. In a way makes sense because they are L3 addresses. And also you binded switchports to vlans. However I didn't fully understand how this works. As far as vlan routing goes, I get that when you issued the encapsulation dot1Q command and the vlan tag that the router can understand what vlan goes to which sub-interface, but that's all.
Thank you
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Hi dear Not configured the spanning tree on vlan 20.....still found only this the further will be come as if
I find them
Is this a free program to use? I've tried it one time but it requires to associate with a Cisco account. Can I get a copy without having a Cisco account?
Very good video I just subscribed into your channel I will share this video with my classmates,but I want to let you know that I follow all the steps but my DHCP protocol did not work because Im using the latest version of the packet tracer and according to this(or with the error Im getting) I need to use the (ip helper-address)command but I don't know how-or-where to use that command!??Thanks for taking the time to make this videos greetings and blessings from Costa Rica.
Fernando Alpizar make sure you have the trunk link configured on sw1 on fa0/24
also make sure you have BOTH trunk links configured on SW2. One that hooks up to the router, and the other one that goes to SW1. Also make sure that you have a cross over connection running between the 2 switches that are connected to eachother. Do not use a straight thru cable because the cross over is used when the two devices you are connecting are the same type.
Thank you! It seemed that I forgot to change only one port of SW2 fa0/23 to trunk. hihi Fixed!
i am unable to ping for vlan 20 to vlan10 as of your last step in your video
I also had this problem. I think inter-VLAN routing must be setup by having the trunk link allow VLAN 10-20.
@@SamAndrew27 -- That usually means you made 1 tiny boo-boo. It should work if you:
- Did a "no shut" on R1's int FA 0/0
- Made 2 subinterfaces on int FA 0/0, one for VLAN10 and one for VLAN20; turned on dot1q encapsulation and assigned IPs
- Created 2 VLANs on each switch (vlan 10; name SALES; vlan 20; name ACCOUNTS)
- Changed the port on the switch that connects to the router to a Trunking port (switchport mode trunk), then the default is
for your trunk to carry ALL VLANs.
- Also, changed the ports any PCs (or VoIP phones) are using to be Access ports with the correct VLAN assigned
(ex: switchport mode access; switchport access vlan 10).
- Checked that your PCs picked up a valid DHCP address (and not one that starts with 169.254).
Sir, How to do 24 port up please tell me
What if we have total ten vlans then do we need to set 10 subinterface?
Yes, you need as many subinterfaces as you have VLANs. That's because each subinterface becomes the Gateway (or Default Router) for each VLAN/Subnet. That's also why he NAMED each subinterface with its VLAN name (int FA 0/0.10 for VLAN-10).
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