How To Configure Layer 3 Static Routes & VLAN’s On HP v1910 24G

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In the last how to, we performed the firmware upgrade and initial configuration on the HP v1910 24G.

It’s now time to start placing some VLAN’s onto our switch. A good starting point is why do we use VLAN’s?

Well a VLAN enables us to:

- Logically segment a switch into smaller switches, much same way that ESXi allows you to run multiple virtual machines on the same physical hardware.

- Create logical boundaries so that traffic from one VLAN to another VLAN is permitted or not permitted e.g. User VLAN accessing Server VLAN.

- Reduce the broadcast domains, in the same way that a switch creates a separate collision domain for each device plugged into it. A VLAN reduces the ARP broadcasts sent out.

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Really nice tutorial. Nicely explained at every step.

Would be good if you continue and expand on more about trunking Look forward to reading it.

 

Cool, pleased you liked it.

I'm going to add a blog post on trunking in the near future just need to add a Cisco 877w to my lab first

 

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Haha, thanks Joe.

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