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Networking & Cybersecurity Year 3 (2025-2026)

Inter-VLAN Routing with Dynamic DHCP and PagP EtherChannel Integration

By Chhay Bot Internetworking 28 Views

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Project Overview

This project focuses on designing and configuring a high-availability, multi-segment local area network using Cisco Packet Tracer. The topology incorporates three distinct subnets—VLAN 10 (`10.10.10.0/24`), VLAN 20 (`20.20.20.24`), and VLAN 30 (`30.30.30.0/24`)—connected across Layer 2 access and multilayer switches.

Key technical components implemented in this project include:

* **PAgP EtherChannel:** Port aggregation using Cisco's Port Aggregation Protocol (PAgP) across redundant FastEthernet links to increase bandwidth and provide link redundancy between switches.
* **Inter-VLAN Routing:** Router-on-a-Stick architecture configured via subinterfaces on a Cisco 2911 router to route traffic seamlessly between segregated VLANs.
* **Centralized DHCP Server:** Dynamic IP address allocation configured directly on the edge router to serve host devices in each respective VLAN automatically.
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Author & Student

Chhay Bot

ID: SR26541

Associate of Information Technology
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Academic Meta

Lecturer: Mr. Chhai Lihov
Subject: Internetworking
Degree: Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Semester & Year: Year 3 (2025-2026)

Technologies Used

Cisco Packet Tracer Cisco Packet Tracer

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