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thank you for this guided exercise. it really helps in making me better understand the mechanics behind each protocol which is necessary when I will be designing my own simulated networks to test my own knowledge on the topics
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Thank you for the clear explanation. I have a questions like if we make 4 sites similar to this one how we can make them communicate. by connecting them with routers or with switches. if through routers then how. Can you little explain.
Hi Press ctrl button and then select the device you needed. So that we can add multiple number of devices. Thanks for your great support and sharing my dear Friend...
Hey, thanks for this kind of content! Really apreciated! I have one question. What could I do to make the computers to stop communicating between them on the same switch and different VLans but keep everything else the same? It's ACL a good starting point?
@@TechAcad Nice, it's working. Thanks for the answer! I made it working by blocking communication between hosts one by one. Is there a way to make the VLAN1 deny packages from the VLAN2 without having to block the communication between hosts one by one as I did?
00:02 Configuring Router on a Stick Inter-VLAN Routing 05:28 Configuring VLANs and IP addresses for inter-VLAN routing. 08:58 Configuring VLANs and assigning ports to VLANs in Cisco networking 12:26 Configuring VLANs and assigning ports in CISCO networking 15:57 Configuring inter-VLAN routing and verifying VLAN configurations. 19:14 Configuring trunk ports for inter-VLAN routing 22:26 Inter-VLAN routing setup on Router R1 25:30 Configuring inter-VLAN routing on Router on a Stick 28:46 Configuring Router on a Stick for Inter-VLAN Routing
Hallo,Thanks a lot for a wonderful video...really it helped me a lot i was trying to understand VLAN correctly more than 5 days coz preparing for my ccna test.....i shall be very thankful to you if you can just explain a bit what Trunk is?and another question instead of using S1,S2,S3,S4 can we just use S4?Thanks a lot once again
Hello, your video was really helpful but my project required distribution switches and I selected 3560 but the communication stopped, I also add it one server and it doesn't communicate with the rest of the network, any ideas why??
Thank you for that clear explaination... but I have question can we do the same but with 3 switches instead of 4 and if yes can you tell me please what should I link together...which switch should be linked to the router and the links between the switches which switches need to be connected together... Would that work if we removed S4 and move the 3 PCs to S2 and how exactly
I know this video is old, but how would one connect 2 of these exact networks (left network is class A IP, right is class C IP) with 2 extra routers doing the connecting between these 2 networks (left router being RIP, the right being Static)?
These videos are life saviour, this Cisco semester I'm having a very bad teacher whose class is impossible for me to follow and he doesn't answer to questions so this material is really helping me.
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Could you explain how to configure management native vlan?
@@pete-i7p Native VLAN is the default VLAN that comes with the switch. You do not need to configure it.
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Thanks a lot for clearing many doubts not only in Router-on-a-stick, but also in basic switching in just 30 mins video.
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This tutorial has been really helpful in understanding VLAN, Inter-VLAN routing and router on a stick concept and configuration
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thank you for this guided exercise. it really helps in making me better understand the mechanics behind each protocol which is necessary when I will be designing my own simulated networks to test my own knowledge on the topics
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I have a questions like if we make 4 sites similar to this one how we can make them communicate. by connecting them with routers or with switches. if through routers then how. Can you little explain.
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Hey Tech Acad, thank your for this great video. How do you place multiple devices with just one click?
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Press ctrl button and then select the device you needed. So that we can add multiple number of devices.
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I have one question.
What could I do to make the computers to stop communicating between them on the same switch and different VLans but keep everything else the same? It's ACL a good starting point?
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And yes, it is possible to create and apply ACL to the needed VLAN.
@@TechAcad Nice, it's working. Thanks for the answer!
I made it working by blocking communication between hosts one by one. Is there a way to make the VLAN1 deny packages from the VLAN2 without having to block the communication between hosts one by one as I did?
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00:02 Configuring Router on a Stick Inter-VLAN Routing
05:28 Configuring VLANs and IP addresses for inter-VLAN routing.
08:58 Configuring VLANs and assigning ports to VLANs in Cisco networking
12:26 Configuring VLANs and assigning ports in CISCO networking
15:57 Configuring inter-VLAN routing and verifying VLAN configurations.
19:14 Configuring trunk ports for inter-VLAN routing
22:26 Inter-VLAN routing setup on Router R1
25:30 Configuring inter-VLAN routing on Router on a Stick
28:46 Configuring Router on a Stick for Inter-VLAN Routing
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Hallo,Thanks a lot for a wonderful video...really it helped me a lot i was trying to understand VLAN correctly more than 5 days coz preparing for my ccna test.....i shall be very thankful to you if you can just explain a bit what Trunk is?and another question instead of using S1,S2,S3,S4 can we just use S4?Thanks a lot once again
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Hello, your video was really helpful but my project required distribution switches and I selected 3560 but the communication stopped, I also add it one server and it doesn't communicate with the rest of the network, any ideas why??
I followed to the very end of the video step by step and some of my simple PDUs are not working. Any guesses where I could have gone wrong?
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Hello... If i want to do this configuration with ipv6, what is the process ?
Is it possible to assign ip addresses to end devices (pcs) through dhcp service in Router?
Thank you brother for the video. One question, is it possible to allow multiple vlans from a single interface on a swtich?
No, We cannot assign multiple VLANs to single interface. We can allow multiple VLAN using TRUNK in a single Interface.
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Thank you for that clear explaination... but I have question can we do the same but with 3 switches instead of 4 and if yes can you tell me please what should I link together...which switch should be linked to the router and the links between the switches which switches need to be connected together... Would that work if we removed S4 and move the 3 PCs to S2 and how exactly
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Great lesson learnt sir, can we do a inter vlan routing on a layer 3 switch?
Yes we can
I know this video is old, but how would one connect 2 of these exact networks (left network is class A IP, right is class C IP) with 2 extra routers doing the connecting between these 2 networks (left router being RIP, the right being Static)?
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if it said subinterface for trunk overlaps with gigabitEthernet g0/0, then what we should replace it with?
You must use different subnet for each interface or sub interface in the same router!
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