Category: VLAN

Vlan network configurations

Initial/Basic configuration of Cisco Switches

Configuring Cisco switches is an essential part of any IT network. With the right configuration, you can ensure that your network is running optimally and securely. In this article, we will discuss how to configure a Cisco switch using the Cisco IOS command-line interface (CLI). We will cover topics such as setting up basic networking […]

Extended ACL list for enterprise network system. Download

In this simulation you can find all necessary configuration. You can download .pkt Cisco Package Tracer file and open it on your computer. There are 5 VLAN configured and 1 extended ACL implemented on whole VLANs. Basically, hit CLI tab on the switch which you want to check then enter “show running-configuration” command to see […]

Inter-VLAN Communication (Routing) and Extended ACL

Hello everyone, In this example we will create 4 VLANs on a mid-level network infrastructure. Above you can see the logical topology which we created. There is one DHCP server on 192.168.4.10/24 , one SQL-server on 192.168.3.2, four different client hosts and two layer-3 switches. We will use EXTENDED ACL to create some rules on […]

What is trunk port? How to use them on switches?

In this example, we will use 2 different switches, 2 different VLANs (VLAN 10 and VLAN 20). On each switches there will be a “trunk port” to carry all VLAN related data through 802.1Q protocol. Trunk ports are capable of carrying multiple VLAN data through the network. First, we will use 4 clients which are […]

Basic VLAN Configuration on Cisco switches

Here you can find the logical topology which was created on Cisco package tracer. There are 3 different VLANs on this system. VLAN 10 is highlighted green, VLAN 2O is highlighted orange and VLAN 30 is used for server management. On this network topology, we have 4 clients, 1 layer-3 switch and 1 DHCP server […]

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