Cisco VLAN Routing – Cisco VLAN Configuration Step By Step Part 3 – Router On A Stick

In part 3 of our video series on the configuration of VLANs on a Cisco switch, we discuss Router On A Stick.

To communicate between separate VLANs you have to use a router. One way to do this is using what is called ‘Router On A Stick’. With router on a stick, you can take advantage of Cisco sub-interfaces to connect your router to two or more VLANs via one physical port on the router.

In this video we will walk you through configuring Router on a Stick to allow communication across the VLANs that were created during the earlier videos in the series.

In a later video, we will show you how to accomplish the same results as router-on-a-stick with a layer 3 switch instead of a router.

Cisco VLAN Configuration Part 1 – Creating VLANs
https://youtu.be/uELaihen6Xk

Cisco VLAN Configuration Part 2 – Trunking and DTP
https://youtu.be/lnGogvK0jxY

Cisco VLAN Configuration Part 3 – Router on a Stick
https://youtu.be/GOXudQcsdxY

Cisco VLAN Configuration Part 4 – SVI
https://youtu.be/o6ABkpq4ado .