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Learning by Doing: CISCO Certified Network ... - SCN Research

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4. Stop the capture. You should see good icmp request and reply statements. It should<br />

look something like this:<br />

Figure 1—Good icmp request and replies seen.<br />

5. a should be able to ping to b and c.<br />

6. b should be able to ping to a and c.<br />

7. c should be able to ping to a and b.<br />

8. Now let’s go and “enable” VTP on the bx port on the top switch:<br />

a. From the main menu, click on [M] for menus.<br />

b. Click on [V] for VLAN assignments<br />

c. Click on [T] for Trunk Configuration (only A and B are allowed to be<br />

trunks)<br />

d. Type in [b] to make changes to port bx<br />

e. Click on [T] for trunking (off <strong>by</strong> default)<br />

f. Type “1” to enable VTP (turn it on)<br />

g. Exit all the way out to the main menu if you want.<br />

9. Start the Ethereal capture again.<br />

10. Ping from workstation b to c again. (It should not work…“Request Timed Out”).<br />

11. Stop the Ethereal capture. You should see only icmp requests…no replies<br />

anywhere…this is because the VTP stops the requests from getting through. You<br />

should see something like figure 2 on the next page.<br />

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