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I am taking the steps of experimenting with Vlans.

 

I have created 2 extra Vlans in addition to the default Vlan1 on my layer 3 switch. I can get the 2 new Vlans communicating each other which I suspect is because they are on the same Subnet (again all new to me), I am unable however to communicate with devices on the default Vlan which is a different subnet.

 

I have attached the route table for the switch, can anyone give me a nudge in the right direction on how I get the Vlans to communicate with the default Vlan.

 

route table.jpg

 

Cheers

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Do you need to create a route entry for the 192 range to the 10 range? I'm still learning about vlans and routing myself so I'm probably not much help.

A static route of 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.10.1 (or whatever your internet gateway IP is) would route all traffic to the internet maybe that is what you are after?

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I am looking to implement vlans for segments of my network in the summer to reduce broadcast traffic, so I was just experimenting with multiple vlans on a switch and was struggling to understand why I could ping vlan 53 and 52 from each other but not vlan 1. Edited by Disease

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