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3550-12G routing

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Stoupa

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Ports 1-11 are member of VLAN1. VLAN1 has IP address from C class. Port 12 is L3 (no switchport) and has IP address from another C class. Routing is enabled. Outgoing traffic is routed to port 12. Hosts conected to VLAN1 couldn't ping port 12 or host behind. Exists any way how to route between VLAN and port?
 
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That should work fine. Does it appear in the routing table?
 
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The routing table seems to be OK. The above mentioned configuration works only under following conditions:
1) Both IP addresses have the same prefix (VLAN1: 10.139.10.1/24 and port12 10.139.1.1/24)
2) The classless routing is enabled.
 
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Are your host devices pointed to the right gateway?
 
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Oh..., I'm gonna restart my brain...
 
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