2 Switch , 1 Router , 2 Pc | Vlan Yapılandırması ( Cisco Packet Tracer ) Cisco Education #8

[@aminech88]

Simple and nice explanation

[@brokithya4125]

Thank you, this video helpful.

[@aniellaligo881]

Sir, you did a very good job here but, i can't catch up with the configuration, process it's too fast and not clear enough!!!!!!! I need a good one...

[@alexikeravnos]

you know if you press space on your keyboard will eventually pause the video, then you can clearly see whats happening

[@giorgiobrignoli8217]

i put the speed to x0.5 and it's better

[@shahrozraja4728]

good example Thanks

[@A2Z_Tutorials]

Thank you, so much help

[@catalinamilcaasueayongasue5574]

MERCI

[@hectorcardenas6616]

This configuration name is Intervlan configuration "Router on a Stick"

[@XxDarckEvilxX]

Genial, me srivió, muchas gracias.

[@kennycornejo3452]

Muchas gracias!

[@kuzukumilol5428]

hello greate vid what if i add another vlan 30 and 40 and connect it with the other switch will it work?

[@orlandosergio2637]

Hi ... I am new to this subject and for this reason, I need help, could you add to this network the telephone service and make the computers of the two different networks be able to communicate with each other? I mean, ping each other. Can this happen using the same network resources you used on this network? Thank you very much.

[@priyanthaherath2488]

this is very good video thanks boss

[@tutorforu6039]

I like your technique of explaning, the song was also amazing, but i have a question that 192.168.1.1 (Vlan 10) can communicate or Ping to 192.168.2.2 (Vlan 20) which is connected with switch 1? so this is my confusion , if it is possible or not, it will be good for me if you make a video for this explanation also thanks

[@senairedes7320]

You are fuck great man!!! Its work !!!! Tranks.

[@Kacper0Plazma]

I make this topology in home and work. You can ping from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.2.2, because router switch networks for you packets, this is the same trace like for 192.168.2.1 (only switch changed). 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.2 working in this same network (192.168.1.0) if you want ping some device from other network (192.168.2.0) your packet going to router.

[@hamzamera2032]

@@senairedes7320 yes, the router in responsible for switching via it's port (containning subinterfaces)

[@sateeshboddakayala3541]

sir i have doubt : one router two switches and every switch having 6 pcs connected as a 3 vlans (VLAN -50 MARKETING VLAN 100 - FINANCE VLAN 150 - HR ) 8 ports allocated to 50 valn and 8 fasthethernet ports assinged to vlan 100 and next 7 ports assinged to vlan 150
24 port created as a trunk in both switches ...
router has ip 192.168.1.1
switch 1 : 1.2
switch 2 : 1.3
remaing pc's : 1.4 to 1.8 and another switch 1.9 -14
how to configure it .....

[@josephtchalla]

Hi.
Do you find the response now?

[@binaychaurel4274]

i am unable to switch from 192.168.2.1 to 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.2.254 ?

[@imaneziani4016]

Same!

[@guddujha]

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[@somhex7424]

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[@niconic9062]

hi.....is not working,,,,I ping vlan 10-ok, ping vlan20-ok,ping 20 from 10 nothing,whai I have dan wrong?

[@hamzamera2032]

hello, check if you have configured the IPs on the router's subinterfaces (show run), and make sure the interface facing the router on the switch is trunk mode

[@90sbaby240]

would you be able to ping from switch to pc? like vlan 10 pc to switch 2 vlan management? and if you can, how come i can't?

[@hamzamera2032]

hello, switch interfaces don't have an ip address by default, you have to add them
#conf t
inter vlan 10
#ip address 192.168.1.5 255.255.255.0
Switch(config-if)#no shutdown
then try to ping

[@channelwow2622]

Bersuara lah bg supaya dpt cepat ngerti?

[@jhulieth3741]

Si nos envias el pkt

[@marianageraldineolivera]

thanks !!!

[@joaquinluceromusic]

sheeet i need to learn networking not rock music.

[@vincekimcostales6658]

what is the configuration of interface fe0/24 in Switch1??

[@hamzamera2032]

just put it on trunk mode via: conf t -> int f0/24 -> switchport mode trunk

[@vincekimcostales6658]

Do you mean trunk mode on both Switches on both fe0/24 interfaces ??

[@hamzamera2032]

@@vincekimcostales6658 yes both, so all packets going through theses ports are transfered the way the are,

[@series5662]

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[@jakubchodacki9044]

dzikeuje