Huawei s Layer 3 core switches S5324TP SI to assign VLANs

First, several VLANs are made, and then 3 ports are added to VLAN 3, and there is a static route pointing to it.

SNMP is enabled, but remote access is not configured.

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2. After the cable is connected, enter the configuration interface of H3C switch. Create three VLANs. For example, if VLAN 10, VLAN 20, and VLAN 30 are directly typed in, you can create three VLAN numbers.

Next, let's configure the IP addresses of the three VLANs.

Configure vlan10 first

int vlan 10 [enter vlan 10] ip add [configure a 10 network segment for vlan 10.

IP] VLAN 20, VLAN 30, and so on.

After the VLAN is created, we can start configuring the interface, and let's start configuring port 1.

int ge1 0 1 [Enter 1 mouth.] Here's an explanation of the interface: GE is a gigabit switch, and ETH is an 100 Gigabit switch.

As for 1 0 1. It can be described as 1 plate 0 1 port. If it is 2 0 1, then it is 2 board 0 1].

port link-type accessport access vlan 10 or port default vlan 10 [two commands, just knock one, some switches are not access but default here to pay attention to].

There are two interfaces left, and so on.

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The technology of data communication is completely theoretical, and the detailed tutorial is that you learn the data communication by yourself, and this kind of thing must not be done quickly.

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Machine 1: Without any configuration, all BAI ports of the switch are duvlan 1, so they can communicate.

2. After dividing the VLAN, the DAO between the VLANs of the switch can communicate with each other, indicating that the switch has enabled the Layer 3 function.

3. After dividing the VLAN, the router and the switch are not connected, and there are two solutions;

1) The router and the switch use Layer 3 ports for interconnection ports, and then set the default route to point to the router on the switch, and configure the IP address of each VLAN on the switch to be used as the end-user gateway.

2) The router and the switch are interconnected with each other, using a Layer 2 port, the switch is set to a trunk port, the router is set to a single-arm routing port, and the IP address is set on the router single-arm routing port as the end-user gateway. (This method is generally recommended for Layer 2 switches).

Set a permit rule on the egress of your Layer 3 switch. All VLANs are allowed to access the external ground through this port.

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After a Layer 3 switch is assigned a VLAN, it cannot communicate with the upper-layer switch? Whether the management address of the switch cannot communicate with the address or the CIDR block cannot communicate with each other.

Can it be interconnected without any configuration? Of course, the same network segment can be interconnected as a fool switch, and they all belong to VLAN1.

Give me a topology diagram, so I don't understand what you mean.

If it is not configured, check it again.