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VTP over WAN links?
mikejensen83
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Hello,
I am new to the forum. I passed my ICND exam about a year ago and am now studying for my ICND2. I currently work as a desktop support technician and am looking to move into the network infrastructure side of things.
I built a little lab in my house with three switches and two routers. I was experimenting with VTP and it appears to me that VTP only stays on one LAN and vlan database info is not passed over a WAN link to another LAN.
I may be going beyond the scope of the CCNA here but I am curious to know how large companies have the "same vlan's" at multiple physical locations? Do they have to configure the VLAN's at every remote site on those switches?
Thanks,
Mike
I am new to the forum. I passed my ICND exam about a year ago and am now studying for my ICND2. I currently work as a desktop support technician and am looking to move into the network infrastructure side of things.
I built a little lab in my house with three switches and two routers. I was experimenting with VTP and it appears to me that VTP only stays on one LAN and vlan database info is not passed over a WAN link to another LAN.
I may be going beyond the scope of the CCNA here but I am curious to know how large companies have the "same vlan's" at multiple physical locations? Do they have to configure the VLAN's at every remote site on those switches?
Thanks,
Mike
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Monkerz
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PPTP would be a way to use the same VLANs in two different locations. But you are correct, that is outside the scope of CCNA. -
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mikejensen83 wrote: »Hello,
I am new to the forum. I passed my ICND exam about a year ago and am now studying for my ICND2. I currently work as a desktop support technician and am looking to move into the network infrastructure side of things.
I built a little lab in my house with three switches and two routers. I was experimenting with VTP and it appears to me that VTP only stays on one LAN and vlan database info is not passed over a WAN link to another LAN.
I may be going beyond the scope of the CCNA here but I am curious to know how large companies have the "same vlan's" at multiple physical locations? Do they have to configure the VLAN's at every remote site on those switches?
Thanks,
Mike
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http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccna-ccent/38255-vlan-over-wan-question.htmlCurrently Working: CCIE R&S
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