I do not see a network 10.0.0.0 on this router.The Classic Work Boots are the best farming Muck Boots. But since this route sends them to the same place as the default route this route is not needed.ĩ) On R2 under router rip you have 2 network statements I am not clear where other networks in 192.168.0.0 are. You should remove one of them.Ĩ) You have a static route for 192.168.0.0 So you need to have a network statement for that network.ħ) You have 2 static default routes configured that do the same thing.
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And you certainly want rip to run on the serial interface. So you need to have a network statement for each vlan network. You want rip to advertise the networks on your vlans. That network might or might not exist depending on how your solve 3). I am not sure if you were thinking of this as 192.168.0.0/16 (to include each of the private address subnets). IOS should not allow that.Ħ) Under router rip you have a single network statement I also note that the IP address configured here duplicates the address of the physical interface. I am not sure what you intended here but either you need to correct it or you need to remove it. So there is no vlan on this sub interface. So you do not need helper address on the router interfaces.ĥ) You configure this sub interface which suggests that it should have a vlanīut there is no encapsulation command. But your router has the scopes and is acting as the dhcp server. The helper address is used when the dhcp server is remote and the router needs to forward dhcp requests. Decide which one you want to really process the native vlan and remove the other.Ĥ) You have several sub interfaces configured with ip helper-address You should not have 2 different interfaces both trying to process the native vlan.
But you also configure F0/0.1 for the native vlan and give it a different IP address. The physical interface has an IP address and so it would process for untagged frames from the native vlan. But I do not see any dhcp scope for 192.168.0.0.ģ) You have 2 different interfaces which are trying to process for the native vlan But they do not do any good and you should remove them.Ģ) you exclude addresses for 192.168.0.0. Excluding them does not create a problem. These addresses are the base address of the network and not host addresses and as such you do not need to exclude them.
Here are things that I notice in your configs:ġ) on R1 you have dhcp excluded addresses that include. Vlan internal allocation policy ascendingīanner motd ^UNAUTHORIZED USE PROHIBITED^ Subject-name cn=IOS-Self-Signed-Certificate-97243904Ĭrypto pki certificate chain TP-self-signed-97243904 Ip nat inside source list NAT_ADDRESSES interface FastEthernet0/1 overload ! Last configuration change at 18:15:50 UTC Sun Mar 3 2019Įnable secret 5 $1$tJVL$gmhxR78bNQysJmSDTtJJS. ! Last configuration change at 17:19:56 UTC Sun Mar 3 2019Ĭrypto pki token default removal timeout 0 My thought process is to have ROAS for the vlan switching and management and use the other router for NAT purposes, I'm still learning so please go easy on me. I am able to ping all R1 interfaces from any host, but have no connectivity to R2 and therefore the internet.
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The two biggest issues I'm facing are the inability to ping the outbound interface of the edge router and secondly how to configure said interface. I'm looking to use a second 1841 ISR as an edge router between my home lab and my personal network running off an Apple Airport Extreme. I have set up a few vlans spanning three switches with a ROAS. Currently studying for my ICND1 (it's actually tomorrow) and have a pretty decent running home lab.
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