Help, Cisco Trunking problem!!!

Kejanard

Help, Trunking problem!!

Hey I am trying to get my lab off the ground but i have a real problem with my "trunking". I have a few switches but my host just can't connect to the network.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Below is a diagram of my current network setup, VTP is disabled on all my switches by the way.

http://kejanard.com/image/cisco_trunking.jpg

mikej412

It's hard to tell from the picture, but it looks like one of the network cables came lose.... and I don't see the power lights, so double check your power source.

Netwurk

If were an admin/moderator here, I'm pretty sure I would delete this post due to the very lame joke the link provides. Click his link if you would like to waste your time.

mikej412

Netwurk wrote:

I would delete this post due to the very lame joke the link provides.

Now that you've given away that it's a joke, there goes the rousing discussion of OSI Layer 0 and/or OSI Layer 8 troubleshooting this thread could have developed.




Layer 0 - power
Layer 8 - the user



Half the fun would have been the posts by people who didn't know it was a joke (or pretended not to know).

Mrock4

That rack looks pretty unstable too.

Aquabat [banned]

Netwurk wrote:

If were an admin/moderator here, I'm pretty sure I would delete this post due to the very lame joke the link provides. Click his link if you would like to waste your time.

ur name is mispelled

Netwurk

Aquabat wrote:

ur name is mispelled

No wonder my resume listing "netwurk nollege" gets rejected all the time!

APA

SIIIICK MAAATE.... That is a fuuuuuly schick subwoofer systems routing to your splits mate....