3.2.8 Packet Tracer - Investigate a VLAN Implementation

[@marcus187]

Christian, you have already helped me through my Networking 1 class, and now your videos are helping me through Networking II. Thank you. Even when I don't need help, just walking through it with your videos keeps me on task.

[@romeroc24]

You're welcome my friend!!! I appreciate it

[@JohnZigglerizzy]

Please keep making these, you are a huge help to all college students honestly.

[@romeroc24]

I appreciate a lot, thank you

[@normdeplume6315]

thankyou for identifying the problem with the port not becoming active after reloading and giving the solution (reload it again) this was delaying my progress for a very long time

[@romeroc24]

Glad it helped. Thank you for all your support

[@a_segovia]

Muchas gracias, me estan ayudando demasiado tus tutoriales

[@romeroc24]

Gracias por todo tu apoyo, lo aprecio mucho

[@jaimeivanhuertamontes6793]

step 3 -> letter c-> my question is -> why doesnt it ping correctly to PC6 ?

[@romeroc24]

ping should work, try again

[@damasta.md.99]

@@romeroc24 Hi Christian, I have also been fooled at first, but in fact PC1 and PC6 are in different subnets: 172.17.10.0/24 vs 172.17.30.0/24. Also, as PC1 does not know the way to subnet 30 it's attempting to ARP towards the DGW 172.17.10.1, but as there's no DGW device in this PT, the ARP process drops the frame.

[@romeroc24]

@@damasta.md.99 you all right, PCs on different networks and vlans will not be able to ping unless there is a layer 3 devices that can communicate them, in this case there is no layer device

[@anwar6971]

How can I get all the packet tracer files

[@romeroc24]

I don't have the files in one package, but I have playlists so you can download the files from the video's description

[@anwar6971]

Thanks. I will download from the playlist.

[@romeroc24]

@@anwar6971 nice

[@abiyg.kahsay1194]

thank you

[@romeroc24]

Thank you for all your support

[@prasannasiriwardana7703]

Thank you

[@romeroc24]

Welcome!