hey im stuck at VLANs

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I decided to study CCNA again then begun all preparances for it. There was no problem till VLANs.

The main problem in that section is concerning with IP addresses assigned to VLANs (on the ports
of switches).

Yeah switches have access ports and hosts with VLANs assigned to these ports. For instance,
think of a switch with VLAN1 assigned to that switch from port 2 to 4. And VLAN2 assigned
from port 5 to 8. 1- You know these VLANs must have IP addresses ? (an obligatory)

2- These IP addresses are IP addresses of each host connected to switch?

3- If answer of the second question is positive, there has to be a problem because of for example VLAN1
CONTAINS 2 hosts thereby two different addresses. How can this be possible?

 

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Kobem we have said this to you before you went away on military service. The CCNA is beyond your level you need to be studying Network + first this will be more of your level.

 

Quelle Suprise!

 

I give up.

 

What is this mythic creature of VLAN you speak about?

 

VLANs kobem are a logical way of putting computers together regardless of their physical location. So taking this we can have more than one IP address in a group because VLANs are a logical group.

 

lol I like that one BM.

 

Look up "router on a stick" to blow your mind

 

umm what is with all the slating guys?

 

Guess you weren't around the last couple of weeks. Read his recent threads Zimbo and all will become clear.

But to save some time, find a nearby wall and start banging your head into it.

 

ah i see... its a little clear now..

 

Not to mention the last couple years...

 

For me this is VLAN's also difficult Kobem, but read the chapter about vlan's very good and understand every line. Look also good to the simulations in the curriculum. It takes time, but read, reread, do packet tracer, read the whole chapter, read the chapter again, do packet tracers again and it gonna be all right!

It's good explained in the course but it just takes time to understand when it's new for you... Why everyone laughs with him? He wanna learn something new and ask a question.

So every vlan has an apart subnet, and the pc's on the ports of that vlan have IP adresses in that subnet of the VLAN. You can say the vlan adress is the networkadress of the subnet from the vlan. (am i right??, just start studying vlan's)

 

This thread is over a year old UD

 

ow sorry, i was google on ccna + vlan

i still wanna now if he understand now or not!

 

and kobem doesn't have books in his country or thats what he said when we told him to get the network + book.

what are you struggling with when it comes to Vlans?

 

Now i don't see why there are no tagged frames allowe for a native vlan. It confuse me because the frames go over the same trunk lines as the tagged frames for a specific Vlan (in general the fact that English is not my native language make it the most difficult, gonna search tomorrow to dutch pages TOMORROW).
Time for football manager 2010 now

I like the CCNA becomes more challenging now at this point.


edit: i think i understand it, the native vlan is for devices which are not member of a vlan (with thx to dutch wikipedia)
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_LAN