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I am stuck on this very last little piece of building a fully functioning network. I am using a Server switch which is connected to two Client switches.

I have set up Vlans and trunked where I needed to. After thinking I was done (the left side of the network) I noticed the connection between the two Client switches and each of their two corresponding Hosts arent connected. I have been trying to isolate the problem, and I believe I have.

The problem occurs immediately after I type 

:- int f0/4 ( this is port which is conneted to the computer)
:-switchport mode access
:-switchport access vlan 20 ( this port will go into vlan 20 with this command)

Before:

After:

This happens again is I attempt to switchport access int f0/5 (Host2), and also with int f0/6 and f0/7.

grg
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user3496811
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    This question appears to be off-topic because it is about network design and belongs on [networkengineering.se] –  Dec 17 '14 at 10:18

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You need put more details about the ports you are using in the design.

Remember you need interconnect the switches using a trunk mode ports and a subinterface tag in the router to enable the intervlan routing.

jfidel87
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