if we create 4 vlans in a switch..
dignity
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sonagccna
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As of my preparation for the exam, i learned each vlan created in a switch is essentially a new broadcast domain.
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dignity
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but a switch with no vlans is in single braodcast domain ..if you create 4 vlans ..this means you create 4 broadcast domains(logically)..but what happens the other members of default vlan ..are they in different broadcast domain..because they are not in a broadcast domain which crated by vlans..
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dignity
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since vlan increase the number of broadcast domain while decreasing their size..the answer must be 5 ..if you create 4 vlans ..u have 5 broadcast domanis..
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nethead
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Yes, if you create 4 additional vlans then the switch will have 5 vlans including the default vlan."The time for talking is over. Now call it extreme if you like, but I propose we hit it hard, and we hit it fast, with a major, and I mean major, leaflet campaign. "
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sonagccna
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i tried to say each vlan newly added is a new brdcast coming into pic. so the def vlan + 4 new vlan = the brdcast domain u have already + 4 new bcast doms
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rossonieri#1
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default VLAN is VLAN1. -> 1 broadcast dom.
adding 4 new VLANs -> adding 4 broadcast dom = 5 broadcast dom.the More I know, that is more and More I dont know. -
Nocturnal
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Yes, you have five broadcast domains....unless you just overwrote vlan1 with another vlan1. Than you just have four."...a long habit of not thinking a thing wrong, gives it a superficial appearance of being right,..."
--Tom Paine
