I'm borrowing a Cisco switch to experiment with, how do I assign a native vlan to a subinterface? Do I give it a different IP that's different from the other VLANs? What do I do with default gateway IP addresses for each vlan? Do I enter the interface VLAN and add the subinterface IP?
I'm borrowing a Cisco switch to experiment with, how do I assign a native vlan to a subinterface...
kys fag go ask for help on your homework on reddit
also cisco is shit
look at the noob
>ow do I assign a native vlan to a subinterface
I can only assume you mean SVI
interface Vlan5
description Internal_Router
ip address 10.255.5.1 255.255.255.0
>What do I do with default gateway IP addresses for each vlan?
there are not default gateways for each vlan, unless you do shit with VRF Lite, but why would you?
>how do I assign a native vlan to a subinterface
or if you meant assign the native vlan to a interface
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/22
switchport access vlan 10
switchport mode access
spanning-tree portfast
pic related is the topology
what i don't understand is, how do i add the native vlan 250 to a subinterface? do i just write:
interface fa0/1.250
encapsulation dot1q 250
ip address etc
interface fa0/1.5
encapsulation dot1q 5
ip address etc
interface fa0/1.10
encapsulation dot1q 10
ip address etc
interface fa0/1
no shutdown
and on the switch:
interface fa0/3
switchport trunk native vlan 250
switchport trunk allowed vlan 5, 10
is that it? did i miss anything? i've already created the vlans and assigned them to ports on the switch
>what i don't understand is, how do i add the native vlan 250 to a subinterface?
Cisco switches dont support subinterfaces. They have switch interfaces, routed interfaces, and switch virtual interfaces.
>fa
jesus fuck how old is this
What model switch is this, and if applicable what license level is it at.
>switch
switchport
also why the fuck are you connected to your ISP via a serial line? why does this make me think it is homework for a class which hasnt updated its curriculum in more than 20 years?
oh i mean subinterfaces on the router
it's something i made based on past homeworks, to get a better understanding of how it works
i think i overdid it tho, but i'll try to get it working
gibs bitcoins if you want me to do your homework for you
it's not an homework, and if it was, it'd already be out on google
post a pic of these old as fuck switches and routers in your home, because this looks like homework for a shitty noname community college
yeah they're old switches and routers, i think the college that borrowed it is a shitty one too
>eah they're old switches and routers
post pics of them in your home because you said:
>I'm borrowing a Cisco switch to experiment with
they're not virtual because if you were GNS or packet tracer or whatever you wouldnt be using images for shit that is running at best IOS12. or just gib bitcoin to me to do you homework for you or teach you or whatever
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stop begging for money you fucking faggot, if it was a homework, the answer would already be on google
this is something i made myself. all i want to know is how do i add a native vlan to a subinterface on a router
>this is something i made myself
>but i cant post pics of them
>all i want to know is how do i add a native vlan to a subinterface on a router
gib bitsheckels or figure it out yourself. everyone else on Sup Forums is too retarded to be able to help you
what can't i post pics of?
these old as fuck routers and switches that still have serial connections and fast ethernet, with a time stamp
pay me to do it because that's too much effort
I'm the one who knows how to configure this shit, not some pleb begging Sup Forums to do his homework for him.
Bump
no one is going to help you. Sup Forums is full of retards who argue over things like ayymd vs intel and ayymd vs nvidia and phones and shit. now pay bitshekels or let your thread die
That will be fine except for your native vlan subinterface
you need to configure it with just "encap dot1q 250 native", no ip address
labs always have you change the native vlan but there's no point, you can just configure the trunk without it and forget the .250 subinterface
t. network guy