Vlan Configuration step by step in Cisco Packet Tracer

24 thoughts on “Vlan Configuration step by step in Cisco Packet Tracer”

• Perfect. This video help me so much❤

• isn't personnal and isn't racisme but horrible accent

• errors: wrong default gateway ip when entering in router. error #2 wrong medium (cable) switch to router /Note: fixed during editing

• This is very good

• very clear and easy to follow many thnx

• Why the mag was failed at the end 😢

• Thank you! How can i check if i did it corectly, the vlan? To check that everything works.

• Fantastic! Great explanation, I understood it very clearly! Love from Portugal!

• Thanks, this was very clear and easy to follow

• great tutorial
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• connection cable for switch to router cable changed without any info. when?

• how do you show vlan? wich command is it

• thanku so much

• thanks

• why we have to use different gateway for pc 3 and 4 when they are connected to one switch and one router please help

• the best video on the internet, thank you for making this video, such a great help.

• Excellent explanation!

• Thank you very much for this video, it really helped me(/≧▽≦)/

• Great video 🙂

• great tutorial. thanks. quick question. I don't want the 2 vLans to be able to ping between each other. I just want them to send packets beyond the router. Is that possible? How?

• Could you possibly explain a little bit as you’re going along? Like, at all? It’d be nice to know the reasoning behind some of these actions

• how to allow access to internet to vlan0 but not to vlan1

• Well done 👍🏿

• Thank you for great sharing 😀 😊

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