2950 Management IP
EdTheLad
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I have a query regarding the management IP address on my 2950.I setup multiple vlans,create a vlan interface for each and assign an ip address to each vlan.This should be the management ip address for each vlan.
If for instance i have 3 vlan interfaces 2,3,4 all in the shutdown state, when i enable int vlan 2 all is good,when i enable int vlan 3, vlan 3 comes up and vlan 2 goes down.So with my switch i can only have 1 vlan interface in no shutdown at a time.This doesnt seem logically to me, so im wondering is this a feature limitation? A bug on my IOS? Can someone confirm if they see the same behaviour.
Thanks...
If for instance i have 3 vlan interfaces 2,3,4 all in the shutdown state, when i enable int vlan 2 all is good,when i enable int vlan 3, vlan 3 comes up and vlan 2 goes down.So with my switch i can only have 1 vlan interface in no shutdown at a time.This doesnt seem logically to me, so im wondering is this a feature limitation? A bug on my IOS? Can someone confirm if they see the same behaviour.
Thanks...
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forbesl
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You can configure only one management IP (usually vlan1) on L2 Cisco switches. -
EdTheLad
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Thanks, bad design from cisco.Networking, sometimes i love it, mostly i hate it.Its all about the $$$$
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xanderuk2
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VLAN1 can be configured with a management IP address, ip default-gateway and HTTP if you wish.
Just the one management IP per switch, not per VLAN