From: William Caban (william@monids.org)
Date: Thu Jan 10 2008 - 09:49:05 ARST
It will be my understanding that the exercise require you to configure
the "switchport mode dot1q-tunnel" and assign it to the proper VLAN with
"switchport access vlan <vlan-id>". Now, in order to have R3 and SW2
seen each other over CDP you will need also to do "l2protocol-tunnel
cdp" as minimum.
The other part, I found the same discrepancy with the presented
solution.
-W
On Wed, 2008-01-09 at 15:35 -0600, John wrote:
> I'm tasked with ensure that R3 f0/0 is seeing SW2 f0/20 as a cdp neighboor.
> I'm to achieve this by configuring SW1 and SW4.
>
> My logic goes like this. Do a show cdp neighboors on R3 f0/0. It shos that
> SW1 f0/3 is my CDP neigboor. I will need to configure one end of the dot1q
> tunnel in SW1 f0/3. Now I do a show CDP neighboors on SW2 f0/20 this should
> tell me where I need to configure the other end of the dot1q tunnel. It turns
> out that SW2 is not connected to anything and is in fact shut. My logic must
> be faulty. The solution configures a port on SW4 thats shutdown. Once again
> confused I am. Any help clearing this up would be greatly appreciated.
>
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