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Hi

It's the 1st time for me to rent a rack Routing and Switching .when I tried to go on through Workbook vol 1,

I found myself lost from the 1st question.

The 1st question is to assign the Vlans ,but I coudn't understand in the answers why those specific vlans for each switch, I really appreciate yor support.

Thx

Hi Ghada,

The first question assumes two things:

1) You have access to the physical topology diagram (cabling) which could be found under you members account or discovered dynamically

2) You have access to the logical topology diagram with VLAN numbers and IP addressing (found under the members account as well).

The first diagram will allow you to identify the router ports and the trunk links. The second diagram will give you the VLAN to port mapping, which could be learned from the subnets assigned to the links. Using this information you can configure access and trunk ports.

HTH,

Yes I already did that and I know about vlans 7,67,79 for switch 1
but why is there vlans 146 and 58 for switch 1?

thx for your help

Yes I already did that and I know about vlans 7,67,79 for switch 1
but why is there vlans 146 and 58 for switch 1?

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From: bounce-Petr_Lapukhov@ieoc.com
To: ghada_miniesy@hotmail.com
Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2010 14:03:20 -0800
Subject: Re: [CCIE R&S] vlans

Hi Ghada,
The first question assumes two things:
1) You have access to the physical topology diagram (cabling) which could be found under you members account or discovered dynamically
2) You have access to the logical topology diagram with VLAN numbers and IP addressing (found under the members account as well).
The first diagram will allow you to identify the router ports and the trunk links. The second diagram will give you the VLAN to port mapping, which could be learned from the subnets assigned to the links. Using this information you can configure access and trunk ports.
HTH,



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Thanks a lot ! I knew now why vlans 58 and 146 should be there
I don't know what happened to me,it was a stupid question soooooo sorry

Hi
I understand very well the vtp pruning ,but when I am trying to solve the part

1.10 VTP Pruning in Workbook vol 1

  in the verification I don't understand the part of

  show interface trunk | begin pruned

in some ports I find  Vlan 1 forwarding and others no
I understand that Vlan 1 is prune ineligible but I can't understand this output !

thx

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From: bounce-Petr_Lapukhov@ieoc.com
To: ghada_miniesy@hotmail.com
Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2010 14:03:20 -0800
Subject: Re: [CCIE R&S] vlans

Hi Ghada,
The first question assumes two things:
1) You have access to the physical topology diagram (cabling) which could be found under you members account or discovered dynamically
2) You have access to the logical topology diagram with VLAN numbers and IP addressing (found under the members account as well).
The first diagram will allow you to identify the router ports and the trunk links. The second diagram will give you the VLAN to port mapping, which could be learned from the subnets assigned to the links. Using this information you can configure access and trunk ports.
HTH,



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