Hello gang i have a question that invloves intervlan routing. let me explain what i want to accomplish and see if this is possible.
this is a simple layout of my local lan one campus connected -----2900 switch----transiver--fiber---fiber--cat5--35000xl--7513-. I disconnected the cat 5 that was connected to the 3500 and ran it straight into the 7513 where i had an extra ethernet port. my local lan is connected to another fast ethernet port. now that i connected to that 10mbs port the speed is slower, thats asumed, however, i dont know if by creating a vlan on the 2900 switch with trunking and on the 3500 switch i can route that seperate network ,campus 10.101.x.x, to my network 10.200.x.x. by the way this campus was in the 10.200.x.x network before. the idea was to split them up. but their backbone is now 10mbs.i was wondering if i could create a vlan2 for example with a separate ip in the remote campus and , do intervlan in the 7513. currently my lan here at the office all the switches are vlan 1. any suggestions will help, and i dont know if i explain the design ok will this work remote campus-2900switch--transiver--fiber---transiver---3500xl--7513 with subinterfaces 10.101.0.0 with the existing fast ethertnet port that i have Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7&i=22276&t=22276 -------------------------------------------------- FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/cisco.html Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
