37. DHCP Server & Inter-VLAN Configuration in Hierarchical Model #3 | Advanced DHCP & Multiple VLANs

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  • @gurutechnetworks
    @gurutechnetworks  Před 2 lety

    PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL
    Part 2: DHCP & inter-VLAN CONFIG: czcams.com/video/EaVP9fuFBMA/video.html
    Part 1: DHCP SERVER CONFIG: czcams.com/video/cFjWa-3LNE8/video.html
    SVI Configurations: czcams.com/video/-myH7HmPUrs/video.html
    Router-on-a-stick Intervlan configs: czcams.com/video/ZJXZzGcaawU/video.html
    OSPF CONFIGURATIONS; czcams.com/video/LBj9IUrm5P8/video.html
    OSPF Basics: czcams.com/video/O0Ng7NcrLCc/video.html&ab_channel=GurutechNetworkingTraining
    EIGRP Configuration: czcams.com/video/eG63rY9v4to/video.html
    Introduction to EIGRP: czcams.com/video/i-q7QI9PRyM/video.html
    RIPV2 Configuration: czcams.com/video/G6YJrWCaWjk/video.html
    Static Routing: czcams.com/video/LMj5fErPlv4/video.html
    Default Routing: czcams.com/video/C_D7yi8C-Us/video.html
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  • @hasarwari64
    @hasarwari64 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Very useful. Thank u❤

  • @sweetdukes7031
    @sweetdukes7031 Před rokem +2

    You have a L3 switch in your network...but do not use it to route. So what is the point of having it there if you could have just used an ordinary switch?

  • @suman1717
    @suman1717 Před rokem +1

    hi sir i am following your video very long time
    my qustion is in this video my access layer switch is unmanaged how to create vlan and i have a one pc connected with d-switch different vlan now how can i manage d-switch and router by telnet or ssh also need to connection with different vlan devices like ap .

  • @phananorn2161
    @phananorn2161 Před rokem +1

    13:07 How do I display the port label for an extended period of time when the mouse is over it?

    • @gurutechnetworks
      @gurutechnetworks  Před rokem +1

      Change preferences settings and tick show port labels under settings

    • @phananorn2161
      @phananorn2161 Před rokem

      @@gurutechnetworks under the interface tab? When you hover your mouse over a port in a logical workspace, the label appears too quickly.

  • @nathanruben3372
    @nathanruben3372 Před rokem

    I do not understand, multilayer can route subnets, router is probably just to access outside or other far networks. Why do you route vlans in router instead of in multilayer (l3) switch

  • @ShaunDan
    @ShaunDan Před rokem +2

    Can you do a lab on
    2 different ISPs for HA
    1 HQ
    3 Branches in
    3 different locations are connected using VPN and HQ and all the branches should have an ASA firewall (ASA5506-X) .
    the firewall should have 3 Zones Inside, Outside, DMZ (ZBF)
    Should be a DHCP server for IP release (HQ and Branches)
    Subnetting should be there.
    Minimum 5 Vlans
    inter Vlan routeing between HQ and Branches
    each branch should have at least 2 Servers (any WEB, EMail etc...)
    Hq should have servers and branches should be able to communicate with the servers.

    • @gurutechnetworks
      @gurutechnetworks  Před rokem +1

      Okay noted

    • @chamaragunasena6437
      @chamaragunasena6437 Před rokem +1

      WOW! This is a really good one can you do it before the end of this month Pleas 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤝🤝
      I was also looking for something like this
      I will add some more for the above requirement
      Minimum 4 switches for HQ and Branches (HQ = 4, branch-1 = 4, etc...)
      ACL to control the access between branches and HQ
      ASA should have rules for blocking and permitting
      DMZ should be protected using ASA(eg-: 2 web server 1 server only open for out side 2 server only for inside)
      NAT should be configured
      All the location shoul commuicate with using VPN only (SITE to SITE VPN)
      All the locations should have wireless access with security enable MAC filter etc..

  • @nathanruben3372
    @nathanruben3372 Před rokem

    I am not professional but I am quite sure that you wasted multilayer switch. If you are not going to use routing capability of multilayer switch then why do you use one. Just connect edge switches directly to router. The same configuration etc. Why the hassle.