Packet Tracer - Subinterfaces (Part 2)

This is a demonstration on how to use subinterfaces to route DHCP using vlans. This project uses 1 Router, 3 Switches, and 3 Computers. Each switch is trunking all vlans.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Cisco
• Packet Tracer
• subinterfaces
• DHCP
• vlan
• router
• switch

[hoggrobinson]

Can't view the video.. Is there any problem?

[TDW206]

@hoggrobinson Nope, works fine for me. Might be a browser or bandwidth issue. Try using a different browser and see if it fixes it.

[jonesenoj143]

your tutorial is to small fonts T_T i cant see it ...

[TDW206]

@jonesenoj143 Just took a look at is in full screen, seems fine.

[Hiyula55555]

My hat off to you, sir.

[hoggrobinson]

@TDW206 It works in Mozila, thanks and good educational video....

[hoggrobinson]

@TDW206 Thanks it works on mozila. Thanks and Good video

[williamxsp]

Thanks Buddy. (+)

[AdnaneLondon]

nice presentation ,, thank you for sharing ,, we are waiting for more TDW206

[frustrated12]

thanks for the videos. it helped me a lot.

Just one point though : first it didn't work for me until I manually enterned the same vlan information to all three switches. After I followed your instructions each switch contained only one vlan info switch1-vlan10 , switch2-vlan20 , switch3-vlan30. I had to enter vlan10 vlan20 and vlan30 to all of them. Only after that it worked.

thanks again.