Cisco 2811 VLAN Configuration
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m looking for a Cisco-savvy network engineer who can complete a clean, well-documented VLAN configuration on my Cisco 2811 router.
Scope
• Create the required VLANs, name them clearly, and map each to the correct physical or sub-interfaces.
• Apply best-practice Layer 2 and basic Layer 3 settings so devices in each VLAN can communicate exactly as intended while remaining properly segmented from unauthorized traffic.
• Provide concise CLI commands or a ready-to-paste running-config snippet, plus a short explanation of what was changed and why.
What I’ll supply
• Current running-config in text form.
• VLAN IDs, IP addressing plan, and desired interface assignments.
• Remote console access at an agreed time.
Acceptance
The job is complete when:
1. All VLANs appear correctly in show vlan brief (or equivalent commands for this platform).
2. Pings/trace tests succeed only where expected.
3. The final configuration loads without errors after a reload.
If additional tweaks (e.g., trunk/access port adjustments) become apparent during the session, I’m open to your suggestions as long as we stay within this VLAN-focused scope.
Scope
• Create the required VLANs, name them clearly, and map each to the correct physical or sub-interfaces.
• Apply best-practice Layer 2 and basic Layer 3 settings so devices in each VLAN can communicate exactly as intended while remaining properly segmented from unauthorized traffic.
• Provide concise CLI commands or a ready-to-paste running-config snippet, plus a short explanation of what was changed and why.
What I’ll supply
• Current running-config in text form.
• VLAN IDs, IP addressing plan, and desired interface assignments.
• Remote console access at an agreed time.
Acceptance
The job is complete when:
1. All VLANs appear correctly in show vlan brief (or equivalent commands for this platform).
2. Pings/trace tests succeed only where expected.
3. The final configuration loads without errors after a reload.
If additional tweaks (e.g., trunk/access port adjustments) become apparent during the session, I’m open to your suggestions as long as we stay within this VLAN-focused scope.