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How do i configure my switch to route muti vlan. I have a layer 3 card in the switch.
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Configuring 4006 for vlan
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DanielBowen
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If you mean how do you configure a switch to pass traffic for more than one VLAN down a single cable then the answer is trunking.
Simply connect a 100BaseT or 100BaseFX cable from the switch to the router, configure this on the switch to be a trunk, configure this to be a trunk on the router (both using either ISL or 802.1q), then configure a seperate sub-interface for each VLAN on the router. The router will then pass traffic for each VLAN.
Let me know if you need any config help
Daniel,
Simply connect a 100BaseT or 100BaseFX cable from the switch to the router, configure this on the switch to be a trunk, configure this to be a trunk on the router (both using either ISL or 802.1q), then configure a seperate sub-interface for each VLAN on the router. The router will then pass traffic for each VLAN.
Let me know if you need any config help
Daniel,
I assume that you have a Cat4006 with a layer 3 services engine. This basically provides two internal Gigabit ports from the switch to the router module. This ports must be setup to trunk VLAN's (like router on a stick).
This link explains how to configure it.
This link explains how to configure it.
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