Can''t ping from core switch to other VLANs.
Hi all, Here is my network diagram: From the core switch, I can only ping to vlan 1 (10.65.0.0/24). I can''t ping to other vlans (2 & 3). I''m using Router-on-a-stick configuration. This is
Can''t ping device on another subnet but can ping SVI''s both ways
My first suggestion would be to test routing from actual hosts/clients connected to access ports in different vlans. I suggest this because testing by pinging from remote switches/routers is not
InterVLAN Routing-Cant ping between VLAN''s from the catalysts
If your trunks are working properly and your ROS is properly configured you will be able to ping the switches now. Also, I suggest you nail down your root bridge so the L2 forwarding path ends
A device can be pinged from core switch ( router) but not the switch it
This is likely related to how the vlans are setup with the gateways on the core switch, and the vlan where the mgmt interface is on the edge switch where the device is connected.
packet tracer
At least one of the switches needs to have an interface in each VLAN. In your question it sounds like each switch has just got a single interface, so none of them is able to route between VLANs.
Unable to ping router from switch : r/ccna
When the switch trunk port is configured to have vlan 100 as the native vlan, all traffic on vlan100 is untagged, which looks like vlan1 to the router, boom, vlan hopping, that''s why you can ping the
Unable to ping switch : r/Cisco
Is the server you are trying to ping the switch from on the same VLAN? If it''s not, then unless the switch has a way to route inter-VLAN traffic, you''re not going to be able to ping it.
can''t ping from core switch any vlan ip add!
Hi all, so, i configure my core switch (stack of 2 X670V) with different vlan interf ip adresses. all my configuration is on the vrf-default. - 30917
Can''t ping device on another subnet but can ping SVI''s both ways
I have a frustrating issue where I cannot ping a device located in another subnet (vlan82) from my source subnet (vlan10). Here are the particulars: IP Routing is enabled on core, I can ping
Inter VLAN routing. Cannot ping two VLANS.
Hello Experts, I am in a very confused situation where I cannot ping to VLANs on the same layer 3 (6509) switch. Details: There are 4 vlans on the switch: Ex: vlan100 (10.129.32.1/22)
packet tracer
I have two switches (A,B) connected to each other and one of them is connected to a router with the interfaces g0/1.1 vlan10 g0/1.2 vlan20 g0/1.99 native switch A has vlan 10
Unable to ping a vlan gateway on core switch from the switch
(Using HP and aruba switches) I am struggling with a vlan on our network. This is vlan 35. I cant ping the vlan 35 gateway on the core switch but I can ping it on our wifi on a different vlan? It
Re: Pinging of VLANS (Core and Access Switch)
3. However, when I test from a laptop connected to an access switch (set to access mode for VLAN 10), the laptop can only ping its own gateway, and can''t reach other VLANs. For the setup:
Hosts on one vlan suddenly unable to access/ping others
No changes to our network/core switch have been made Hosts on vlan A are suddenly unable to contact anything outside of vlan A They receive DHCP addresses, along with the proper
Can ping the gateway but not the hosts on a newly created VLAN
I can ping the gateway of the vlan 7 i created from the switch in the middle and the switch on the other edge (3 switches involved total: core, middle switch, and edge where host is) but when i
Vlan Host cannot ping Layer 3 core switch
Hello, I am a beginner in packet tracer. In here, I''m using access, distrib (has trunking), core switches shown in my topology below. Any PC from a vlan can ping the distribution switches
Cannot ping core switch from another switch
I can''t even ping any of the VLANS on the core switch that I know are up. Can someone explain what I''m missing? VTP is working, FoH is in client mode and Core is Server and the updates
Why can''t I ping between the two vlans?
Why can''t I ping between the two vlans? I have this situation on cisco packet tracer. I have configured the router to route traffic between two vlan connected to a Vlan 10 and vlan 20 switch (the two vlan
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