Answer Posted / zgeorgem
Sunilbaglur's answer is right...but this is a software
implementation... there is also a hardware implementation on
switches.... and since Cisco is asking about it this might
be the right answer
VLAN on switches is a feature that allows u to use a single
switch to logically divide their ports so that we can have
different networks on them...
for example if a switch has 32 ports then we can logically
separate 8 ports for network A (or LAN A)
8 ports for network B (or LAN B)
8 ports for network C (or LAN C)
8 ports for network D (or LAN D)
Since switches by default breakup collision domains, VLAN is
a way for them to act like routers by breaking up the
broadcast domain too...
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 12 Yes | 4 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
in vcs, which network[private or public] channel bandwidth is high?
How do you manage a long term demanding stressful work environment?
Do you know what protocols fall under the tcp/ip internet layer?
Define nic?
What are the fields of VLAN tag?
Explain VLAN concepts
how many progamming languages are found
main roll of network administrator
What is mac addresses?
Explain the role of ieee in computer networking?
How would you monitor and maintain the local area network, email, internet & intranet systems to ensure data security and prevent occurrence of faults?
List the functions of a network administrator?
How maximum networks and hosts are in a class a, b and c network?
What is star topology?
Have you worked in an assignment based environment, e.g. work request or trouble ticket system, and if so, describe that environment?
