This packet tracer is designed to be used with a router to connect the router to a shared network that can connect to other devices. If you ever have a router that has a dedicated inter-network router, you’ll know that you have to make sure that there is a dedicated network between the router and the connected devices.
It can be a good idea to have a router with a dedicated network, but the trick is to make sure that the router is connected to a shared communication path. This means that the router has to be able to communicate with the connected devices. If you don’t have a dedicated network, you may need to change it.
If you have a router with a dedicated network, you can configure your router with a special routing configuration. This allows you to place the router on a network with a specific configured routing path that all the devices on that path can access. This configuration is useful if you need to send packets to a network that has a certain route or if you have a router on that network that you want to configure differently than the rest of the network.
In this video I show you how to configure a router-on-a-stick inter-vlan routing between your home and office. The video also discusses how to configure the router connection to the internet.
The solution is called “inter-vlan routing.” With this technique you can route traffic from one network to another, regardless of the network’s actual network address. You’ll need to identify the network that your router is connected to, then you’ll need to configure that network and the router to use the same IP.
This technique can allow you to do a lot of things that would be impossible if you had to use static IPs, like setting up your router to use two routers, as well as using a single IP address for all your devices.
To configure your router using this technique youll need to configure your router’s firmware to support it, and to enable it in your router’s configuration. To do this, open your router and navigate to the Settings menu. Look under the network category, then click Configure > Set-up > Configure, then look in the Advanced menu. There you will find a setting called “Configure IP Addresses & Routing For All Devices”.
This is the setting you’ll use to configure your router for inter-vlan routing. The settings enable routing for devices on your home network, regardless of which router they are connected to, and are particularly helpful for wireless routers.
The router’s Settings have now been configured for inter-vlan routing, but there is still one other setting to consider. This is the Advanced button, where you can set up routing for all your devices. So click Advanced > Next >, then click Next >, then click Next >.
