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Hello again, As previously stated I haven't created VLAN's myself but my impression was that using VTP to manage a VLAN domain from a single device required the Cat 5000 or higher switch because of the need to keep a database. The database would store VLAN id's, ports, encapsulations and such...

Hello, Don't you need to configure VLAN's on fast ethernet? I haven't worked on VLAN's myself but was made to understand that it needs to be configured on fast ethernet ports. You can configure trunking as well if you want to manage everything from a master/domain switch like the catalyst 5000...

Quick summary: Based on your diagram each site is already active with PPTP running between the routers. If this is the case then the server itself wouldn't necessarily need to be set up as a vpn server (I wouldn't think). Also, would the router-router connection allow for mutliple users as...

Quote(s): "I'm trying to set up a basic access-list for our two routers using BGP here to get into our network. I just want these services to enter and nothing else." So essentially the list is working and only denying access to internal users, an unwanted side effect. "I use...

Quote: "it has been tested on another line but it did the same, I have other routers working on the line so its not that which is the problem. It only started doing this once I altered the dialer string, (this is also valid and known to be working) I've just about run out of options since...

pplewis is right...select the interface to assign each vlan to a particular port. The command I'm familiar with is vlan-membership [static or dynamic] vlan#. From privilevged mode use show vlan (or show vlan# for a specific vlan) to see which switch ports have been associated with the vlan.

Remember to use ? either at the prompt or after typing a command (hit the spacebar once after the command before typing the ?) You will see a list of options if your syntax was correct. Have you assigned an IP address to this switch? If so you should be able to access it through your browser...

Did you type anything after VLAN? If not, you can/should start in one of two ways: Type a question mark ? to get a list of options or enter vlan #, where # is the vlan numeric ID. You can create multiple vlans but each must have a numeric assignment within the range for that switch. You also...