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Dan_track
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 Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 3:50 pm Post subject: Help with adding vlans |
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Hi
Today I will be a adding a vlan to our network. Since this is the first
time I will be doing this I'm quite nervous about it.
Before I do could someone please give me a little guide to this. I've
written my notes on it but just to confirm what I have.
Currently my network switches are 3524/48 xl series. The VTP status on
all of them is set to "server" except for one which is set to
"transparent".
The Switchport access on the gigabit trunk links between the six
switches is allowing all vlans. So I assume I don't need to do anything
with the spanning tree command.
Do I just add the vlan one by one to each switch, would this be ok and
not cause a loop?
Thanks for your advice.
Dan |
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Andrew
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| Posted: Fri Apr 28, 2006 7:50 am Post subject: Re: Help with adding vlans |
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Hi
Suppose you are after vlans adding operation.
It is not necessary to add vlans on each switch - do it on one with server
mode and information will be propagated to all switches in the vtp domain.
Be sure that all switch that should have the same vlans are in the same vtp
domain with correct password - if set.
Dont bother yourself with loops - STP is the protocol responsible for it.
If you have many vlans run some kind of PVSTP (per vlan STP) for loops
prevention.
Regards,
Andrew
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| Quote: | Hi
Today I will be a adding a vlan to our network. Since this is the first
time I will be doing this I'm quite nervous about it.
Before I do could someone please give me a little guide to this. I've
written my notes on it but just to confirm what I have.
Currently my network switches are 3524/48 xl series. The VTP status on
all of them is set to "server" except for one which is set to
"transparent".
The Switchport access on the gigabit trunk links between the six
switches is allowing all vlans. So I assume I don't need to do anything
with the spanning tree command.
Do I just add the vlan one by one to each switch, would this be ok and
not cause a loop?
Thanks for your advice.
Dan
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