#vlans

[dvdmerwe]

Key issues covered in my video are:

Problems with VLAN Trunked port and Inter-VLAN traffic rules

No aggregating of wired and wireless devices into the same VLAN

Correct settings for a TP-Link TL-SG108E switch for mixed VLAN traffic

I show some of the issues I experienced with my new Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 gaming router. It is one of only about five or six routers of Asus that support VLAN traffic. The problem is, Asus only provides basic support for 802.1Q VLANs, and for anything more you probably need to consider a MikroTik, pfSense, etc type routers if detailed VLAN support is required.

This is an excellent gaming router, but VLAN support is not something it really excels at (and it does not claim to do so either).

Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8A_xCZTdJXo

[sugoiney-weaver]

I just had a revelation while doing my networking course! I've always been adamant that using analog real-world analogies is the best way to grock nebulous, digital concepts.

So I use the neighborhood/city/state/country model to think about and explain IP Addresses

(briefly, each octet can be thought of as a georgraphical area, and post offices are the routers. For Example, 192.168.10.15

192 is the country I live in. 168 is my state. 10 is my city, and 15 is my surrounding neighborhood. If I want to send a message to anyone outside of my neighborhood, I have to mail a letter to do it, so I have to go to the post office. ) But I always had a hard time fitting VLANs into that model. A Virtual neighborhood? VLAN Tagging? Trunk vs Access Mode? But then it hit me: VLANs are gangs!

the VLAN 100 that lives on 192.168.10.0/24 doesn't necessarily include every member of that subnet, and there could very well be multiple gangs in that subnet. But when you're moving around in your own hood, you don't necessarily gotta wear the right colors or throw the right signs because you know who everyone is loyal to and all that. But maybe the VLAN 100 that lives in 192.168.10.0/24 is the same VLAN 100 that lives at 192.168.20.0/24. But they have to leave the neighborhood (Get routed) in order to get to the other subnet. When they arrive at the other subnet, they just throw their gang sign (VLAN tag) and they get let in. But if they throw the wrong sign at the wrong interface, they're either turned away or killed.

[obimaya]

Getting to Know VLANs

VLANs, a very brief overview The term VLAN stands for virtual local area network. It operates at layer 2 of the OSI Model (Protocol Layer), the Ethernet Layer. In general, we know that a LAN (local area network) is composed of devices and nodes, interacting through protocols. Sample VLAN Diagram What if the network grows and needs a speedier response?   The devices have been configured to act…

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[vanneshie]

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Inter Vlan Routing

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Vlans

[ad_1] In order to implement VLANs in a network environment, you'll need a Layer 2 switch that supports them. Almost all switches sold today that are described as "managed" switches provide the ability to make ports members of different VLANs. However, switches that do not provide any configuration function (such as many basic, lower-end switches) do not provide the ability to configure VLANs.…

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