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I have a Cisco 3560v2 switch and a Cisco 2600 series Airnet Wireless Access Point, but the AP can't obtain an IP address from the switch being used as a DHCP server. I've been told I need a trunk on the switches to accomplish this too and I'm using configs from Labs 5.1 Inter-vlan Routing and 5.2 DHCP Server from version 7 of the CCNP IP SWITCH Lab manual to attempt to accomplish this. However, it's not working though.
Ports 7-8 are trunked though on port channel 3 on the DLS2, Ports 9-10 are trunked as well as part of port channel 4, and ports 11-12 are trunked as part of port channel 2 on DLS2 as well and the same on all other required switches. Some switchports might night be working though, but port 6 that I tried to use to connect to the AP seems to be and so does port 7 on DLS2. However, port 8 on DLS2 doesn't seem to be and when I try to trunk port 6 with 7 and 8 it says unable to pair or something like that. Can anyone help me figure out why I can't accomplish this. I'm running IOS 15.0(2) SE4 on four 3560v2's if that helps.
Ports 7-8 are trunked though on port channel 3 on the DLS2, Ports 9-10 are trunked as well as part of port channel 4, and ports 11-12 are trunked as part of port channel 2 on DLS2 as well and the same on all other required switches. Some switchports might night be working though, but port 6 that I tried to use to connect to the AP seems to be and so does port 7 on DLS2. However, port 8 on DLS2 doesn't seem to be and when I try to trunk port 6 with 7 and 8 it says unable to pair or something like that. Can anyone help me figure out why I can't accomplish this. I'm running IOS 15.0(2) SE4 on four 3560v2's if that helps.