home lab vlan testing with one pc
mobr71
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Hi,
I was previously using Boson's netsim but bought a home lab kit to get hands on experience.
This may sound stupid but I want to know if theres any way I can test inter VLAN routing with only the one PC I have avaliable.
Somone mentioned extended pings but as far as I know you can not assign an IP to a switch port.
Is there any way I can simulate the IP and DG a PC would be assigned to test my router on a stick config.
Many thanks,
Mo
I was previously using Boson's netsim but bought a home lab kit to get hands on experience.
This may sound stupid but I want to know if theres any way I can test inter VLAN routing with only the one PC I have avaliable.
Somone mentioned extended pings but as far as I know you can not assign an IP to a switch port.
Is there any way I can simulate the IP and DG a PC would be assigned to test my router on a stick config.
Many thanks,
Mo
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mikej412 Member Posts: 10,086 ■■■■■■■■■■You didn't say what equipment you have, but it sounds like you have at least one router capable of supporting 802.1q trunks (and router-on-a-stick), a switch, and a PC.
Put your PC into a different VLAN than what you use for your administrative VLAN on the switch. That gives you 2 different IP address in two different subnets/VLANs that would require 2 sub-interfaces if you configure one router interface to support router-on-a-stick. The switch and PC would configure the default gateway ip address to the corresponding router sub-interface ip address.:mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set! -
mobr71 Member Posts: 2 ■□□□□□□□□□Hi Mike,
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
Thats a really good idea.
Never thought about routing between between the native VLAN and a created one.
Cheers mate,
Mo