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Can this router acting as a PC

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ping the core switches in VLAN 10?

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so on router 1, sh ip int brief

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you can see the IP addresses 10.1.10.11 cannot ping 10.1.10.1

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answer is yes

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so we lost the first ping because of ARP but the ping succeeded.

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Can we ping switch 2?

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Yes we can, so this PC can ping the 2 core switches in VLAN 10.

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Can router 2 acting as a PC ping the 2 core switches?

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sh ip int brief

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IP address is 10.1.20.12 ping 10.1.20.1

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that is the VLAN 20 IP address of switch 1, yes it can.

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10.1.20.2 IP address of switch 2 in VLAN 20, yes it can

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so these 2 PCs can ping both core switches in the relevant VLANs.
        
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Can router 1 ping other IP addresses on the core switch?

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So can it ping 20.1 as an example?

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and the answer is no

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because we haven’t configured any kind of default gateway

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or static route on this router.

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sh ip route only shows me the directly connected interface,

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you don’t need routing to ping IP addresses in the same subnet

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but I would need some kind of routing ability

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to be able to ping IP addresses in different subnets.

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now this router is acting as a PC
       
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so we're not going to enable a routing protocol on it at the moment

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but I would need to configure a default gateway

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of one of these switches to allow the PC to ping other VLANs

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I’m not gonna do that at the moment

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because I wanna show you how to set up HSRP

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a hot standby routing protocol later in the later video

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on this 2 core switches to provide redundancy

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when 1 of the switches goes down.

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So the last thing to do is to save our configs

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so I'll save the config on switch 1, switch 2, switch 3, and switch 4.

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We have successfully configured trunks on all of these ports.

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Now we’ve configured this interface, this interface

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this interface and this interface as an access port in the relevant VLANs.