Packet Tracer 5.2.2.

4 Troubleshooting Inter-VLAN Routing

Documentation Table
Problems

Solutions

The default-gateway on PC3 is invalid.

Changed the default-gateway to the correct

address.

The interface g0/1.10 was down.

Used "no sh" command on int g0/1.10,

changed the port to up.

S1's g0/0 did not have switchport mode

trunking.

Enabled trunking on that switches port.

R1's g0/1.10's IP address was not correct.

Resolved this issue via changing the IP

address to it's correct IP (via chart).

Changed the encapsulation states on

g0/1.10 and g0/1.30 of R1.

Disabled it first on .10, enabled it on .30,

and re-enabled it on .10.

The PCs were unable to ping eachother.

The default gateway was incorrect on PC3,

int g0/1.10 was down, S1's g0/0 did not
have trunking enabled, R1's g0/1 IP
address was invalid, and there was an
encapsulation issue between .10 and .30
(R1). Fixing this, the PCs can ping now.

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