vlan + telnet

basically ive got a switch setup to telnet. Done the line vty stuff, no shut on the vlan etc etc , but can not telnet into any other vlan then vlan 1 when an address is assigned to it. even when i assign only one other vlan an address and removed the ip address from vlan 1. was just wondering why this is? What makes vlan 1 so special, i know its there by default but other then that. [FONT=&quot][/FONT]

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NetworkVeteran

orange_badger wrote: »

basically ive got a switch setup to telnet. Done the line vty stuff, no shut on the vlan etc etc , but can not telnet into any other vlan then vlan 1 when an address is assigned to it. even when i assign only one other vlan an address and removed the ip address from vlan 1. was just wondering why this is? What makes vlan 1 so special, i know its there by default but other then that.

It's not special in this regard, which means you have a misconfiguration somewhere. Perhaps you don't have any ports assigned to this VLAN? Perhaps you misconfigured your IP addresses? Perhaps the device you are telnetting in from is on a different VLAN and you haven't configured inter-vlan routing? Start with a structured debugging process. If the application layer is failing, test the network layer. Post your topology and configuration so we're not blindly guessing.

mapletune

I labbed similar scenarios before, and off the top of my head, the problem is as NetVet has described.

If you configure

int vlan 2
ip address 2.2.2.2 255.255.255.0
no shut

(conf) ip default-gateway 2.2.2.1

and try to ping it.... from a vlan 1 access port.. yea, that's not going to work. =p

orange_badger

tried a couple of the things you suggested above and got it in the end thanks