What is VTP?
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Answer / mukesh bisht
Vtp Stands for(Vlan Trunking protocol). Its not a trunking
protocol.Its a Vlan data base management throught which we
can creat,delete & modify the vlan.
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Answer / pradip
VTP (VLAN Trunk Protocol) is a proprietary Cisco protocol used to share and synchronize VLAN configuration information between Cisco switches on trunk connections. That ensures the Network has a consistent VLAN configuration.
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Answer / anil kumar
VTP is a vlan trunking protocol.It is use for manage large
no of vlan.It is a layer 2 protocol.The vlan trunking
protocol encapsulations is IEEE .1q/and the cisco is ISL
(inter switch link).It is three type :-
1.Server:- the server have full permission to delete,create
and alternate .
2.client:- the client have not permition to
delete ,create ,and alternate vlans ,it only receive
information from the server and update accordingly it pass
the same information to its serjoin clients switch.
3.transparent:- it only receive information form server but
not update accordingly server .it only forword the
information to its serjoin switch
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Answer / mohammad khalil
As networks grow in size and complexity, centralized
management of the VLAN structure becomes crucial. VLAN
Trunking Protocol (VTP) is a Layer 2 messaging protocol
that provides a method for the distribution and management
of the VLAN database from a centralized server in a network
segment. Routers do not forward VTP updates.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 4 No |
Answer / md. mushtaque alam
VTP is a protocol that is used to create, modify, and
delete valn information and reduces administration in a
same VTP domain.
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Answer / aman mukhi
VTP Stands For VLAN Trunking Protocol. It is basically used
in VLAN Environment. VLAN Trunking protocol provides the
Sending and Receiving Multiple VLAN information In the
Network.
&
Its a Vlan data base management throught which we
can creat,delete & modify the vlan.
By Aman Mukhi
shoaibi.jutt@gmail.com
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / salim
VTP is a protocol that runs over trunk links and synchronizes the VLAN databases of all switches in the VTP domain. A VTP domain is an administrative group—all switches within that group must have the same VTP domain name configured or they do not synchronize databases. VTP works by using Configuration Revision numbers and VTP advertisements
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Answer / tushar v lade
VTP is VLAN Trunking Protocol it is used to maintain
consistency of VLAN database accross switch network.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / hemantha dadallage
VTP is a VLAN trunking protocol in between layer2 and
layer3 of ISO OSi reference structure.
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Answer / hemantha dadallage
VTP is VLAN trunking protocol it's spcify for identify the
each one of MPLS tunnls to deliver the packet from one end
to another end.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 3 No |
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