This lab has two parts. The first part requires configuring links as trunks and creating VLANs. In the second part, the links are configured as Fast EtherChannel. | Certificationzone Page 1 of 4 Date of Issue 05-01-2001 Lab Exercise 1 VLAN Trunk and EtherChannel Configuration by Dan Farkas Introduction Equipment Initial Configuration Part 1 VLANs and Trunks Goals Task List Solutions - Part 1 Answers Configurations Part 2 EtherChannel Goals Task List Solutions - Part 2 Answers Configurations Introduction This lab has two parts. The first part requires configuring links as trunks and creating VLANs. In the second part the links are configured as Fast EtherChannel. Equipment Two Catalyst 5xxx or 6xxx switches with Fast EtherChannel capable line cards Three PCs with NIC cards One Cisco router with an Ethernet or Fast Ethernet interface Initial Configuration All Links are Fast Ethernet Red Links are Trunks Green Links are in VLAN 2 Blue Links are VLAN 3 The Switch Management domains a re VLAN 1 Computer Computer Computer PC-1 PC-3 PC-2 iE-LANS2-LSl-01j http studyguides. Issue 36 IssueDate 05-01-2001 CP 11 06 01 CertificationZone Page 2 of 4 Device IP Addresses Switch A 24 Switch B 24 PC-1 24 PC-2 24 PC-3 24 Router 24 VTP Domain lab VLAN 1 name vlanl VLAN 2 name vlan2 VLAN 3 name vlan3 Part 1 VLANs and Trunks Goals Switch A and Switch B are directly connected. First configure the links connecting them as ISL trunks. Then configure Switch A as a VTP server and Switch B as a VTP client. Create VLANs 2 and 3 on Switch A. PC-1 and PC-2 will connect to VLAN 2 and PC-3 connects to VLAN 3. The router will also connect to the VLAN 3 port. The switches remain in VLAN 1. All devices in similar VLANs should be able to ping one another but there should be no inter-VLAN connectivity. Task List 1. Configure each PC with the appropriate IP address and subnet mask 2. Configure the router Ethernet or Fast Ethernet interface with the appropriate IP address and subnet mask. 3. On Switch B a. Use the set interface sc0 command to set the appropriate IP address and subnet .
