How to make a vlan on the router?
How to make a vlan on the router?
He types in the command to configure a VLAN on the switch and observes that it functions correctly without any VLAN already set.
It's packet tracer, there is no license Plus nothing that basic is licensed with cisco
I clarify the process by breaking it down step by step. Creating a VLAN involves defining network segments, assigning IP addresses, configuring routing tables, and setting up interface settings so devices within the same VLAN communicate efficiently. Each part builds the foundation for isolated traffic and improved security.
Create a VLAN, then link it to ports. You just set up the VLAN without saving it in the configuration panel during a show run. We’re here to assist further.
They refer to sub interfaces rather than VLANs, which is a switch concept. Once configured, they function similarly to regular interfaces but handle tagged traffic instead of physical connections. Here’s an example of setting VLAN 100 on the interface g0/0 with confirmation dot1Q 100: encapsulation dot1Q 100, IP address 172.16.100.1/24. This setup works best if the switch port is in trunk mode; otherwise, it won’t function as intended.
This method explains how to create a VLAN on a switch instead of a router.
Sure, I understand. It seems unclear which router model he's referring to. It could be a Netgear device that requires DDWRT installation.
It seems the software in question, Cisco Packet Tracer, doesn't offer capabilities for connecting to external devices such as CML.