VLAN Knowledge:

Virtual LAN (VLAN), Trunk and VTP

1) One VLAN is one broadcast domain.

2) Address Space ( Easy to summarization ).

3) Access port, Trunk port and Voice VLAN port.

4) Trunk can carry multiple VLAN frames. If you have only one switch, you don't need to use trunk link.

5) If you have multiple switches and VLANs, you can use trunk link by connecting Switch to Switch and Switch to Router. 

6) Cisco Switch uses ISL ( inter switch link ) and IEEE uses 802.1Q. Now a day, cisco devices do not support the ISL.


VLAN Membership:

1) Static VLAN ( Can add port into the VLAN by manually ).

2) Dynamic VLAN ( Can assign VLAN using VLAN membership policy server- VMPS server ).

3) Voice VLAN.


Native VLAN and VLAN Ranges:

- Cisco switch can use VLAN range ( 1-4094 )

- Normal Range is 1-1005 and Extended VLAN range 1006-4094.

- VLAN 1 is the native VLAN.


VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)

- Older protocol of cisco device. 

- Can exchange information among the switches.

- Three VTP modes are: Server mode, Client mode and Transparent mode.

- Using VTP Pruning can reduce the traffic which is unnecessary.





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