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How to share internet access among multiple vlans?

Question: How to share internet access among multiple vlans?

(Posted by: abood_nt on 2010-02-23 01:32:07)

I am using Cisco 2960 layer 2 switch and i have created 5 separated Vlans. All what i want is to share internet connection to all vlan members. How can i do that? Is router on a stick(802.1Q) the solution? I know i can do that using layer 3 switch but i can not afford one. So what are the possible ways to do that by keeping my layer 2 switch?


Answers:

Posted by: technocrate on 2010-02-23, 06:45:56

First create your vlan as follows. You will have to first log into your layer 3 Cisco Catalyst switch and go into enable mode. After that, you will go into config-t. (switch)#config t (switch-config)#vlan 10 Next, give your vlan a name. You can use any name you want. It is good to be descriptive of what the vlan will be used for. ((switch-vlan)#name Test_Vlan (switch-vlan)#exit Now to assign a port to your vlan. The first thing you are going to do is put the port into "layer 2 " mode. After that, you will actually asign the port to a vlan. (switch)# int fa0/ 1 (switch-if)# switchport mode access (switch-if)# switchport access vlan 10 (switch-if)# no shut (switch-if)# exit You have now created vlan 10, gave it a name (Test_Vlan, and assigned it to port fa0/ 1. Any device plugging into port fa0/ 1 will automatically be put into vlan 10. Or rather, all traffic travelling from port fa0/ 1 will be tagged as vlan 10.

  

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