In this lab, we've been asked to configure a basic campus network.
We need to configure the core 3650 switch as a layer 3 switch with IP addresses as shown here for various
VLANs
and we need to configure inter VLAN routing the server in this topology is gonna be in VLAN 100
PC1 is gnna be configured in VLAN 10,
PC 2 in VLAN 20
and PC 3 in VLAN 30. The access layer switches, switch 1 switch 2 and switch 3 need to be configured
with a management IP address in VLAN 1.
This is the IP address of switch 1, switch 2 and switch 3.
As mentioned we need to configure access ports and put PC1 in VLAN 10,
PC 2 in VLAN 20
and PC 3 in VLAN 30
and the server in VLAN 100 and configure the PCs with IP addresses 10 1 10 10 10 1 20 20 10 1 30 30
and the server 10 1 100 100
and then ensure that all devices can ping each other.
We need to configure ports between switches as trunks so these interfaces need to be configured as trunk
ports.
We need to make sure that PCs can ping each other and the server and we need to make sure that the
switches can ping the PCs and the server. You need to use 802.1Q trunking on the links between
the switches and implement other best practices such as setting the default gateways on your access
switches and anything else to make the topology work.
Can you do this download the attached packet tracer file and see if you can get this working by yourself.
in the next video.
I'll show you how to configure this topology and get it working but why not try and do it yourself.