IEWB Lab 7 SW2 connection to R1 and R3

From: steveaggie@gmail.com
Date: Thu Jan 03 2008 - 00:08:44 ARST

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In Lab 7 it shows that SW2 has a layer 3 connection to R1 and R3. However,
there are no tasks in the lab which as you to set this up. Since these
devices are not adjacent to each other, I assume that VLANs have to be
created to trunk the traffic through the intermediate switch (SW1).

Was this an oversight when they made it work with dynamips?

Thanks

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