subnetting-VLAN and 2960 catalyst switch
Sherra
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Hello,
If i connect users belonging to 3 different subnets (different departments) on the same switch, Will i need to put them in separate VLAN ,or can i just connect them directly to the switch without being afraid of them sharing the same information?
If i connect users belonging to 3 different subnets (different departments) on the same switch, Will i need to put them in separate VLAN ,or can i just connect them directly to the switch without being afraid of them sharing the same information?
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txraider09
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If you want to keep them separate, then you should have them in different VLANs. Then you would need a layer 3 device in order for them to communicate. -
pamccabe
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Correct me if I am wrong, but the 2960 switch has routing capabilities.
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goldenlight
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As long as they are in seperate Vlans. You will be fine
the 2960 switch is just a ACCess switch. ON the CCNA level you would used a router "router on a stick" which is used to route between vlans.
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theodoxa
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Correct me if I am wrong, but the 2960 switch has routing capabilities.
No. You are thinking of the 3550/3560. These two are Layer 3 switches and can perform routing.R&S: CCENT → CCNA → CCNP → CCIE [ ]
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networker050184
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The 2960 supports limited L3 routing (just statics from what I remember) on certain IOS images.An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made.