Lorenzo,
Try this...
bridge irb
int bvi 172
ip addr 192.168.172.1 255.255.255.0
ip helper ...
ip helper ...
int bvi 173
ip addr 192.168.173.1 255.255.255.0
ip helper ...
ip helper ...
int g49
no ip addr
int g49.172
no ip addr
encap dot1q 172
bridge-group 172
int g49.173
no ip addr
encap dot1q 173
bridge-group 173
int FastEthernet1
no ip addr
bridge-group 172
int FastEthernet2
no ip addr
bridge-group 173
bridge-group 173 spanning-disabled
Global:
bridge 172 protocol ieee
bridge 173 protocol ieee
bridge 172 route ip
bridge 173 route ip
In your earlier configuration, I believe it would have routed traffic
between g49.172 and g49.173 fine (so ports on VLAN 172 and 173 on the non-L3
switch should be able to ping hosts in the other VLAN). The
'spanning-disabled' should help the workstation port come up faster (sort of
like portfast, but I believe in this case STP is TOTALLY disabled - don't
create a LOOP!!!).
Regards,
Adrian
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