FREE CCNA Lab 007: Inter-VLAN Routing (Router on a Stick)

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• I hope you're enjoying the labs! If you want another great set of FREE packet tracer labs for the CCNA, check out Neil Anderson's lab guide here: https://jeremysitlab.com/ccna-lab-guide

• wow this is amazing, the confidence and abilities acquired from the practice, and the concise theory you provide is indescribable. Truly appreciate your work man

• Your lessons are amazing Jeremy! Thank you I have learned so much!

• can u please explain the native vlan concept regarding this activity?

• I did everything the same like you but when I try to ping 10.0.0.3 from PC1, it fails,please say me what should i do

• Followed everything still couldn’t ping other vlans untill I did command vlan allowed all on all trunk ports.

• The connection between the two Switches you use Straight thru cables (I thought connecting same devices must user Cross-cable or the Switch is Auto-MDIX ready?) Thanks just asking I am a beginner CCNA Students studying Online 🙂

• Hello, im pretty new in networking, and many things i dont unserstand. I know some pretty basic stuff like seitches routers, osi model, protocols etc. What course should i pass to be able to watch your videos and understand everything?

• Nice!

• why does ping fail in step 1?

• Hi, im new and i found your video is very easy to understand
  But can you explain the subnet part where pc 1 and pc 3 can ping each other, is it because of the ip you set? Why setting 10.0.0.130 is different from 10.0.0.1?

• Thanks 😊.

• is there any reason you wouldn't configure a sub int on the router for the native vlan? I was under the impression that you had to create a sub int for vlan 1 with the "encapsulation dot1q 1 native" sub interface command?

• Pros and Cons of adding the VLANs to the trunks between the two switches – By default I guess it is getting all of them – but is that a best practice?

• Hello Jeremy's
  I am following your labs. I am learning a lot of things. But currently, I have been stuck in this lab. On my end, both VLANs are not Pinging. I have made this topology 4 times and configured it but always the VLANs are not pinging. What is the solution? Please help

• Thank you very much, these labs helps us understand the otherwise difficult theories.
  I am working on the server side, but these basic networking skills are invaluable in the daily trouble shooting process. Thanks millions.

• Hello, what this .13 means?

• There is a single network which is 10.0.0.0/25 where is the second network? if the PC1 and PC2 both are in same network and connected with same switch they should ping each other

• Good , but you should explain gateway part,

• what configuration did you make to the original file such that, in the original setup, PC1 cannot ping PC2 or PC4 and PC2 cannot ping PC1 or PC3?

• thank you

• aloha J…………………howz it going?

• Hi jeremy i am getting below error while i am going to add the ip address in R1
  R1(config-subif)#ip address 10.0.0.1 255.255.255.128
  
  % 10.0.0.0 overlaps with GigabitEthernet0/0/0
  Please advice me how to solve this one .

  Thanks

• Hi Jeremy, when I was pinging 10.0.0.131 using pc1, I discovered that the packet sent 4,received 3 and lost 1=25% loss, pls what happened, I await your response

• Hello Jeremy, thank you for a brilliant channel. I cannot seem to open the pkt lab files. Error: file cannot open on your version of packet tracer (7.1.1.0.138) I have a Dell laptop (new), though everything works fine on my Macbook pro. any comments?

• This one exercise test your subnetting, VLAN, Swithing, Routing and trunking. Love it. Thanks for doing all this work for us all. I will not miss a chance to to express how great your courses are. Absolutely recommended.

• why did u skip over the default gateway section so fast – that part was important

• as you said in previous lab the switch you are using supports only one encapsulation. at step 1 vlan is not configured yet. that ,mean all pc's are on the same vlan, vlan 1 (native vlan). so, why is not pinging to all?

• Sweet

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