@@SASiteNet so this is if the server has it's own ip how do I do this for dhcp's on a router? Should I just make a loopback interface for the router and use that one instead?
Well, you just saved me ALOT of time. Im doing one of my last projects before finishing my education as an IT Supporter, and eventhough cisco isnt a big part of my job. I still have to have some knowledge of what going on behind the scene. Thank you very much for this! :)
Hi dear instructor, I really appreciate your VIDEO and your time, you are really one of the BEST teacher I ever had and video is great and I learned a lot. Thanks and god bless, MIKE
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was a bit confused as to why the PCs I had on different VLANs to the one of the DHCP server were not getting assigned an IP address and it was because of not having added the ip helper-address command on the core switch. Thank you seriously.
Very interesting. So you don't have to add the ip address helper command on all your access switches, just your Core/Distro switches (which ever has the gateway IP address for the VLAN). Very interesting. Glad I found this video since I've been troubleshooting this issue for a bit now. Going to review configs on our distro switches. Very appreciative of you creating and sharing this. Thank you.
@@SASiteNet got it, just to confirm so DHCP listens to the requests coming from the that specific VLAN IP address side which is ALREADY in the defined pool and based on that give out the net available IP out?
Great scenario. All in one test.. Little query.. what would have happened If we had not created three interface Vlans on Core L3 switch would PCs not have get IP address from DHCP?.. Pl. comment
+Sinan Çuhadar No worry, just double check your VLAN, Interface VLAN, Interface mode (Trunk/Access) and IP-Helper configuration. Minor mistake hides somewhere, just go through "show run" and use command like "show ip interface brief" to find it.
If I wanted to add additional Server to Switch0 such as a Web Server etc. and communicate with the new server from the client machines, how could I do that? Thanks :)
Just connect new server Set the connected interface as ACCESS VLAN 10 on Switch 0 Assign IP address for server in VLAN 10 segment: e.g. 10.10.0.11 /24 Make sure set Gateway for your server Make sure Inter-VLAN routing is enable (ip routing in switch0) and you will able to ping the server from clients!
Hey ! I directly connected a DHCP server with a multi-layer switch without using a switch in between... I did every necessary step but still getting message DHCP failed APIP is being used...... kindly help me out, please
No worry, troubleshooting is fun part of networking! Follow the check list: 1- Trunk: make sure the Trunk is set between switches and allow all VLANs 2- SVI: make sure Interface VLANs are up and running in core switch 3- IP Helper command: make sure IP Helper is set under Interface VLANs. 4- Access: make sure interfaces are connected to PCs are configure as Access If you follow the tutorial exactly, the DHCP should work. For sure something missing somewhere... check all configs. Good lick and update us.
by default in Cisco packettracer's device (and in most physical devices) the IP routing feature is off by default. If you want to enable the IP routing feature you need ip routing command.
Hello, Actually, I configured all of them as you but when I send ping from Server to 10.10.0.250, I could not receive answer to my ping. Could you please help me ? Regards
In router you can configure IP Helper Address under interface (instead of VLAN interface) For example: Conf t int fa 0/1 ip helper-address X.X.X.X Hope this is helpful
This tutorial is still relevant 4yrs later! thanks
most base information of networking won't change!
when you have strong base, you can adopt with new technology much more faster!
@@SASiteNet so this is if the server has it's own ip how do I do this for dhcp's on a router? Should I just make a loopback interface for the router and use that one instead?
6 years and still saving lives
good to hear that!
Always remember, even in the cloud era, the base concepts are important and valid!
Well, you just saved me ALOT of time. Im doing one of my last projects before finishing my education as an IT Supporter, and eventhough cisco isnt a big part of my job. I still have to have some knowledge of what going on behind the scene. Thank you very much for this! :)
Merci Monsieur for your feedback!
Great to hear it, the networking concept is the same for all brands, the only difference is on the commands!
Hi dear instructor, I really appreciate your VIDEO and your time, you are really one of the BEST teacher I ever had and video is great and I learned a lot. Thanks and god bless, MIKE
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was a bit confused as to why the PCs I had on different VLANs to the one of the DHCP server were not getting assigned an IP address and it was because of not having added the ip helper-address command on the core switch. Thank you seriously.
Very interesting. So you don't have to add the ip address helper command on all your access switches, just your Core/Distro switches (which ever has the gateway IP address for the VLAN). Very interesting. Glad I found this video since I've been troubleshooting this issue for a bit now. Going to review configs on our distro switches. Very appreciative of you creating and sharing this. Thank you.
Great! How the review of your switch goes? share your results and tips here
Best dhcp lab ever! Thanks!
THANK YOU SO MUCH BRO, VERY GOOD EXPLANATION . THANKS AND GOD BLESS, MIKE
Glad it was helpful!
clear all confusions. thanks again
Good Job, Very helpful.
omg! int range can be used for THAT as well? I honestly had no idea! Wish I knew this sooner lol.
Thank you so much, really helpful
that was SOOOOOOOOOOO helpful thank you so much you are great!
Very helpful please make more videos
Thanks buddy -- its help me a lot as well
Thank you so much. It helped me a lot! Liked and subscribed!
Thanks this very useful.
Glad it was helpful!
it is my exam question at university thanks a lot
:-) cool!
How was the exam by the way?! :-)
if you need the computers in different vlan talk to each other in this layout, just issue IP ROUTING command on leyer 3 switch
This tutorial may be helpful:
th-cam.com/video/DJjp-pV7NmY/w-d-xo.html
great lession
7 years later and still doing the thiing
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@@SASiteNet got it, just to confirm so DHCP listens to the requests coming from the that specific VLAN IP address side which is ALREADY in the defined pool and based on that give out the net available IP out?
@@payambakhshi1498 that's correct!
with this config, we just need one DHCP server with multiple pools for each VLAN.
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thanks for This Video
welcome, what other topics do you like to learn in networking?
very good..
Great scenario. All in one test.. Little query.. what would have happened If we had not created three interface Vlans on Core L3 switch would PCs not have get IP address from DHCP?.. Pl. comment
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Thank You so mutch
Do I need to use an ip helper address for multiple vlans for an smtp server?
In general you use the IP-Helper to give IP address to your client from a centralize server.
I think there is a problem with intervlan routing.I exactly configured just like you did but my ping was not answered.
+Sinan Çuhadar No worry, just double check your VLAN, Interface VLAN, Interface mode (Trunk/Access) and IP-Helper configuration.
Minor mistake hides somewhere, just go through "show run" and use command like "show ip interface brief" to find it.
+SASiteNet those are ok.I found the problem.I issued "ip routing" command on layer 3 switch and my ping is answered now.
wouldn't it be easier if you use vtp instead of configuring in every switch the same vlan?
Here is tutorial for VTP: th-cam.com/video/mbmGMcmTTg4/w-d-xo.html
If I wanted to add additional Server to Switch0 such as a Web Server etc. and communicate with the new server from the client machines, how could I do that? Thanks :)
Just connect new server
Set the connected interface as ACCESS VLAN 10 on Switch 0
Assign IP address for server in VLAN 10 segment: e.g. 10.10.0.11 /24
Make sure set Gateway for your server
Make sure Inter-VLAN routing is enable (ip routing in switch0)
and you will able to ping the server from clients!
Hey ! I directly connected a DHCP server with a multi-layer switch without using a switch in between... I did every necessary step but still getting message DHCP failed APIP is being used...... kindly help me out, please
No worry, troubleshooting is fun part of networking!
Follow the check list:
1- Trunk: make sure the Trunk is set between switches and allow all VLANs
2- SVI: make sure Interface VLANs are up and running in core switch
3- IP Helper command: make sure IP Helper is set under Interface VLANs.
4- Access: make sure interfaces are connected to PCs are configure as Access
If you follow the tutorial exactly, the DHCP should work.
For sure something missing somewhere... check all configs.
Good lick and update us.
the LAN on the computer connected to the vlan I just created shows network, it looks like it does not connect to the Internet, how do I resolve this??
Is your question related to this tutorial in Packet Tracer?
why ip routing command was not used ?
by default in Cisco packettracer's device (and in most physical devices) the IP routing feature is off by default.
If you want to enable the IP routing feature you need ip routing command.
Hello,
Actually, I configured all of them as you but when I send ping from Server to 10.10.0.250, I could not receive answer to my ping.
Could you please help me ?
Regards
check all SVIs are up and running: show ip int brief
and send the result here
well , if replace core switch to router how can config?
..
In router you can configure IP Helper Address under interface (instead of VLAN interface)
For example:
Conf t
int fa 0/1
ip helper-address X.X.X.X
Hope this is helpful