Step 5 - Configure switches with VLANs, EtherChannel, trunk/access ports, and management addresses. . The first...

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Step 5 - Configure switches with VLANs, EtherChannel, trunk/access ports, and management addresses. . The first wired VLAN subnet assigned to a building site (see table in step 2) should belong to VLAN15 (named team1) and the second to VLAN20 (named team2). Also, configure VLAN100 (named management) as the management and native VLAN for the B1 site and VLAN200 (named management) as the management and native VLAN for the B2 site. Configure all wired VLANs on all three switches in each site. The first wireless VLAN subnet (see table in step 2) should belong to VLAN5 (named wireless1) and the second to VLAN10 (named wireless2), both configured on the B1-MLS. The third wireless VLAN subnet (see table in step 2) should belong to VLAN5 (named wireless1) and the fourth to VLAN10 (named wireless2), both configured on B2-MLS. Note that VLANs on B1 are independent from VLANs on B2 so they can have the same numbers and names. Configure EtherChannel on all the redundant connections between B1-S1/S2 and B1-MLS for site B1, and similarly for site B2. Use LACP with active mode configuration. Configure the appropriate switch/EtherChannel ports as trunks (including connections to WLCs and LWAPs) and the ports connecting the PCs as access ports belonging to the appropriate VLANs. Setup one PC per wired VLAN on each of the access switches. Use VLAN100 as the native VLAN for B1 and VLAN200 for B2, and use the nonegotiate option on trunks. Configure the management SVIS on the site switches as follows: Switch name Management IP (VLAN) Default Gateway Step 5 - Configure switches with VLANs, EtherChannel, trunk/access ports, and management addresses. . The first wired VLAN subnet assigned to a building site (see table in step 2) should belong to VLAN15 (named team1) and the second to VLAN20 (named team2). Also, configure VLAN100 (named management) as the management and native VLAN for the B1 site and VLAN200 (named management) as the management and native VLAN for the B2 site. Configure all wired VLANs on all three switches in each site. The first wireless VLAN subnet (see table in step 2) should belong to VLAN5 (named wireless1) and the second to VLAN10 (named wireless2), both configured on the B1-MLS. The third wireless VLAN subnet (see table in step 2) should belong to VLAN5 (named wireless1) and the fourth to VLAN10 (named wireless2), both configured on B2-MLS. Note that VLANs on B1 are independent from VLANs on B2 so they can have the same numbers and names. Configure EtherChannel on all the redundant connections between B1-S1/S2 and B1-MLS for site B1, and similarly for site B2. Use LACP with active mode configuration. Configure the appropriate switch/EtherChannel ports as trunks (including connections to WLCs and LWAPs) and the ports connecting the PCs as access ports belonging to the appropriate VLANs. Setup one PC per wired VLAN on each of the access switches. Use VLAN100 as the native VLAN for B1 and VLAN200 for B2, and use the nonegotiate option on trunks. Configure the management SVIS on the site switches as follows: Switch name Management IP (VLAN) Default Gateway