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I have a test lab that I am trying to set up. It is not possible to set it up physically like the production setup since there are no extra routers. The production set-up looks like this:

Production Setup

In the Prod set-up there are two computers PC1 and PC2 each connected to their own Siemens layer 3 switches, SW1 and SW2 respectively. Likewise, these switches both connect to their own routers Router 1 and Router 2 respectively.

In the test lab, I do not have access to aditional routers so I am forced to use the layer 3 switch to mimic the Productoin topology. The test lab looks like this:

Current Test Setup

In the test setup, I am using a VLAN assigned to an extra port on Layer3 SW1 to link to the other subnet. With this, PC2 can see everything connected to SW1 just fine.

My issue is that PC1 cannot see (I.E. Ping) SW2. So from the perspective of each PC this is what can be pinged:

PC 1 able to ping:

1.) Itself PC1 | 192.168.1.4

2.) Switch 1   | 192.168.1.2

3.) PC 2       | 192.168.2.4



PC 2 able to ping: 

1.) Itself PC2 | 192.168.2.4

2.) Switch 2   | 192.168.2.2

3.) Switch 1   | 192.168.1.2

4.) PC 1       | 192.168.1.4

How do I get PC 1 to be able to ping SW2 with the current IP structure. Is it possible?

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I have a test lab that I am trying to set up. It is not possible to set it up physically like the production setup since there are no extra routers. The production set-up looks like this:

Production Setup

In the Prod set-up there are two computers PC1 and PC2 each connected to their own Siemens layer 3 switches, SW1 and SW2 respectively. Likewise, these switches both connect to their own routers Router 1 and Router 2 respectively.

In the test lab, I do not have access to aditional routers so I am forced to use the layer 3 switch to mimic the Productoin topology. The test lab looks like this:

Current Test Setup

In the test setup, I am using a VLAN assigned to an extra port on Layer3 SW1 to link to the other subnet. With this, PC2 can see everything connected to SW1 just fine.

My issue is that PC1 cannot see (I.E. Ping) SW2. So from the perspective of each PC this is what can be pinged:

PC 1 able to ping:

1.) Itself PC1 | 192.168.1.4

2.) Switch 1   | 192.168.1.2

3.) PC 2       | 192.168.2.4



PC 2 able to ping: 

1.) Itself PC2 | 192.168.2.4

2.) Switch 2   | 192.168.2.2

3.) Switch 1   | 192.168.1.2

4.) PC 1       | 192.168.1.4

How do I get PC 1 to be able to ping SW2 with the current IP structure. Is it possible?

router switch vlan static-routes

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I have a test lab that I am trying to set up. It is not possible to set it up physically like the production setup since there are no extra routers. The production set-up looks like this:

Production Setup

In the Prod set-up there are two computers PC1 and PC2 each connected to their own Siemens layer 3 switches, SW1 and SW2 respectively. Likewise, these switches both connect to their own routers Router 1 and Router 2 respectively.

In the test lab, I do not have access to aditional routers so I am forced to use the layer 3 switch to mimic the Productoin topology. The test lab looks like this:

Current Test Setup

In the test setup, I am using a VLAN assigned to an extra port on Layer3 SW1 to link to the other subnet. With this, PC2 can see everything connected to SW1 just fine.

My issue is that PC1 cannot see (I.E. Ping) SW2. So from the perspective of each PC this is what can be pinged:

PC 1 able to ping:

1.) Itself PC1 | 192.168.1.4

2.) Switch 1   | 192.168.1.2

3.) PC 2       | 192.168.2.4



PC 2 able to ping: 

1.) Itself PC2 | 192.168.2.4

2.) Switch 2   | 192.168.2.2

3.) Switch 1   | 192.168.1.2

4.) PC 1       | 192.168.1.4

How do I get PC 1 to be able to ping SW2 with the current IP structure. Is it possible?

router switch vlan static-routes

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PC 1 able to ping:

1.) Itself PC1 | 192.168.1.4

2.) Switch 1   | 192.168.1.2

3.) PC 2       | 192.168.2.4



PC 2 able to ping: 

1.) Itself PC2 | 192.168.2.4

2.) Switch 2   | 192.168.2.2

3.) Switch 1   | 192.168.1.2

4.) PC 1       | 192.168.1.4

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