Thanks for your reply. I ended up getting this issue sorted out. The reason for it not working had nothing to do with the configuration on the switch. In fact the configuration I posted worked perfectly fine. The issue was while working on this switch I was also connected to a wifi access point on a different network. The 2 default gateways is what was screwing me up. I could not get to other VLANs because my laptop was using the default gateway of my wireless connection instead of the wired connection into the switch.
DELL-Josh Cr
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May 13th, 2019 10:00
Hi,
On the ports that are trunks you don’t need switchport access vlan 1.
Did you do a no shutdown on the VLAN interfaces? Which version of the OS are you using?
ScootMcGoot
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May 20th, 2019 04:00
Hi Josh,
Thanks for your reply. I ended up getting this issue sorted out. The reason for it not working had nothing to do with the configuration on the switch. In fact the configuration I posted worked perfectly fine. The issue was while working on this switch I was also connected to a wifi access point on a different network. The 2 default gateways is what was screwing me up. I could not get to other VLANs because my laptop was using the default gateway of my wireless connection instead of the wired connection into the switch.
Thanks,
Scott