Inter vlan routing problem

hello everyone,im currently confused a little here (looking at thee packet tracer screen shot attached) ,i want to achieve the following from the topology

configure all vlan to communicate
manage/telnet switch 1 (S1)

to achieve the above i have i have configured trunk-ports,ip addresses etc but still PCs in diff vlan cant ping each other "e.g PC2 cant ping PC4 ..."

to telnet i have issued the commands but still it says host unreachable
S1>en
S1#conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
S1(config)#
S1(config)#line vty 0 15
S1(config-line)#password cisco
S1(config-line)#login
S1(config-line)#exit
S1(config)#

PLEASE give suggestions and advices in how i can solve the task

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theodoxa

I don't see a Layer 3 device (L3 Switch or Router) in that topology. S1 should be a Layer 3 device if you intend to route between VLANs.

OfWolfAndMan

In a switch topology, in order to allow interVLAN communication. There are two methods of implementing this: Router on a stick, or L3 switching. I doubt packet tracer has the capability for L3 switching, so it's better to stick with router on a stick, as L3 switching is beyond the CCNA exam's requirements.

mikeybinec

attach a router to the middle switch. trunk the port from the switch to the router. add subinterfaces
to fa0/0 for each vlan i.e. int fa0/0.10 encap dot1q 10 <ip address subnet mask>

On each switch interface vlan 88 give it an ip address i.e 192.168.88.1 192.168.88.2 etc On each switch
ip default-gateway <ip address of router>

create the vlans, name the vlans, assign the vlans to each switchport
create the trunk from switch to switch.. It appears you are using straight thrus on the trunks. Use crossovers

access vlan ports for the PCs on the switch i.e. switchport mode access then switchport access vlan 10

If PC belongs to vlan 10 plug the pc into that port that is assigned vlan 10 give pc ip address that is in line with the vlan

on the switch that is connected to the router, vtp all the information to the other switches

vtp mode server
vtp domain test

I'm sure I left out a thing or two, but this should get you started

Jon_Cisco

Having taken the Cisco Classes last year I know they won't want you to add a device. That tells me that you probably read the objective wrong.

Take a look at the instructions and see if it requires vlans to communicate with each other or just asks for your vlans to function properly. My guess is they want you to set it up so that any PC in a vlan can communicate with other devices in the same vlan.