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Question : Router on a stick issue
so i have 2950s as my switches with 3 vlans and using vtp and trunking between them. The main vlan the PCs are on is vlan 25. Switching is fine. I add a 2600 router and first of all configure fa 0/1 with an IP from vlan 25. I plug the 2600's fa 0/1 into one of the trunk ports on one of the swtiches. From a pc on vlan 25, I cannot acces or ping the router interface. If I move the interface (fa 0.1) to a vlan 25 port, I can ping it. To perform router on a stick, the router interface needs to be in a trunk port since I need to add the sub interfaces. However, I can't even get the first one to work. What am I doing wrong? Is it possibly because I'm not connecting from a pc on the default vlan 1? I wouldn't think so since I can ssh to my switches. I'm doing somehting wrong on the router I'm sure. Any help appreciated. thanks.
Answer : Router on a stick issue
err sorry entered too soon
router:
int fa 0/1
no ip address
no shut
int fa0/1.25
encapsulation dot1q 25 native
ip address <ip in vlan 25>
no shut
int fa0/1.123
encapsulation dot1q 123
ip address <ip in vlan 123>
no shut
etc...
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