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New Cisco router installation: WAN int. can't see LAN int.
16 years 10 months ago #24481
by durk21
Replied by durk21 on topic Re: New Cisco router installation: WAN int. can't see LAN int.
That is very possible. But make sure youre gateway s are correct on your vlan and and that you set everything to go through the correct port.
Basically what I am saying is map everything out ON PAPER before you hard code it.
I would map it out like
VLAN 1
Gateway 0.0.0.0
ports 1 2 3 4
so on and so forth basically everything you are doing.
Basically what I am saying is map everything out ON PAPER before you hard code it.
I would map it out like
VLAN 1
Gateway 0.0.0.0
ports 1 2 3 4
so on and so forth basically everything you are doing.
16 years 10 months ago #24515
by Chris
Chris Partsenidis.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
www.Firewall.cx
Replied by Chris on topic Re: New Cisco router installation: WAN int. can't see LAN int.
SDM is a fine tool for users who have limited knowledge of the Cisco IOS. Personally I don't use the SDM, but understand and respect the fact that not everyone knows/understands the good old CLI mode.
Baculus, post up your router configuration so we can check it up and give you an answer to your problem.
The Etherswitch module you've installed is like an actual Cisco switch and supports multiple vlans (including vlan databases), VTP and other protocols.
Keep in mind that you must enable IP routing on your router in order to allows packets flow from one network to another. This can be done by entering the command 'ip routing' on your router's global configuration prompt [ Router(config)# ip routing ]
Baculus, post up your router configuration so we can check it up and give you an answer to your problem.
The Etherswitch module you've installed is like an actual Cisco switch and supports multiple vlans (including vlan databases), VTP and other protocols.
Keep in mind that you must enable IP routing on your router in order to allows packets flow from one network to another. This can be done by entering the command 'ip routing' on your router's global configuration prompt [ Router(config)# ip routing ]
Chris Partsenidis.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
www.Firewall.cx
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