Boson Netsim Cisco switch simulation completes the company's simple networking (VLAN and TRUNK configuration)

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Table of contents

1. Create a topology

2. Plan the IP address and subnet mask of each device

3. Plan VLAN IDs for each department

4. Configure the switch SW1, SW2 name, port type, IP address

5. Configure the IP address and subnet mask of each computer

6. Create VLAN and configure VLAN to each port

7. Check the correctness of VLAN configuration, such as SW1 (Figure 16) and SW2 (Figure 17):

8. Configure the Trunk on interface f0/12 to allow packets with VLAN IDs 300, 400, and 500 to pass through

9. After all the configurations are completed, check the configuration results

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1. Create a topology

　　Network topology such as (Figure 12). Switch interface such as (Table 1).

Figure 12 Network topology

Table 1 Switch interface

SW1	interface	f0/1	f0/2	f0/3	f0/4	f0/5	f0/12
	terminal	Sheng Chan1	XiaoShou1	YanFa1	RenShi1	CaiWu1	SW2
SW2	interface	f0/1	f0/2	f0/3	f0/4	f0/5	f0/12
	terminal	Sheng Chan2	XiaoShou2	YanFa2	RenShi2	CaiWu2	SW1

2. Plan the IP address and subnet mask of each device

Table 2 IP address and subnet mask of each device

department	IP address/subnet mask	department	IP address/subnet mask
Production Department 1	192.168.0.208/24	Production Department 2	192.168.0.214/24
Sales Department 1	192.168.0.209/24	Sales Department 2	192.168.0.215/24
R&D Department 1	192.168.0.210/24	R&D Department 2	192.168.0.216/24
Personnel Department 1	192.168.0.211/24	Personnel Department 2	192.168.0.217/24
Finance Department 1	192.168.0.212/24	Finance Department 2	192.168.0.218/24
SW1	192.168.0.213/24	SW2	192.168.0.219/24

3. Plan VLAN IDs for each department

Table 3 VLAN IDs of each department

department	VLAN ID	department	VLAN ID
Production Department	100	Sales	200
R & D department	300	Personnel Department	400
Finance Department	500

4. Configure the switch SW1, SW2 name, port type, IP address

　　The SW1 configuration code is shown in Figure 13. The SW2 configuration code is similar to SW1, only the IP address is different.

Figure 13 SW1 configuration name, port type, IP address

5. Configure the IP address and subnet mask of each computer

　　After completion, each host can communicate with each other normally, and test configuration correctness and network connectivity, as shown in (Figure 14). The production department 1 can communicate normally with the financial department 2 by Ping the switch SW2, and the above configuration is correct.

Figure 14 Test network connectivity

6. Create VLAN and configure VLAN to each port

　　The configuration code of SW1 is as (Figure 15). The configuration of SW2 is the same as that of SW1.

Figure 15 Create VLAN and configure VLAN to each port

7. Check the correctness of VLAN configuration, such as SW1 (Figure 16) and SW2 (Figure 17):

Figure 16 VLAN information of SW1

Figure 17 VLAN information of SW2

8. Configure the Trunk on interface f0/12 to allow packets with VLAN IDs 300, 400, and 500 to pass through

　　The configuration code of SW1 is as (Figure 16).

Figure 16 Interface f0/12 Trunk Configuration of SW1

9. After all the configurations are completed, check the configuration results

　　Such as (Figure 17~21). match the needs.

Figure 17 Ping test results of the production department

Figure 18 Ping test results of the sales department

Figure 19 Ping test results of the R&D department

Figure 20 Ping test results of the HR department

Figure 21 Ping test results of the finance department