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Troubleshooting Inter-VLAN Routing

Inter-VLAN routing issues can come in many forms, especially considering that multiple devices are involved (switches, routers, etc.) in the process. By following a proper troubleshooting methodology, you should be able to isolate the problem to a particular device and then map it to a specific feature that has been misconfigured.

From a connectivity standpoint, some of the things that need to be checked include:

  • Verfiying that the end-stations are connected in the proper switch ports
  • Verifying that the proper switch ports are connected in the proper router ports (if a router is used . . .

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