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Thanks Guys, basically we are trying to phase in VLANs into this convoluted network I just got handed. I am fammiliar and have set this up before, but the bosses want to so this phased in gradually, wanted to get subnets routing first then start breaking out the vlans.
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Thanks Guys, basically we are trying to phase in VLANs into this convoluted network I just got handed. I am fammiliar and have set this up before, but the bosses want to so this phased in gradually, wanted to get subnets routing first then start breaking out the vlans.

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If I have a router, say a 2600 series Cisco, can I bind multiple networks to the same interface and not configure VLANs on the networks? &nbsp;I know I can configure multiple VLANs for multiple subnets on a single interface, but in this case I don't want to add the VLANS just yet.
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If I have a router, say a 2600 series Cisco, can I bind multiple networks to the same interface and not configure VLANs on the networks?  I know I can configure multiple VLANs for multiple subnets on a single interface, but in this case I don't want to add the VLANS just yet.

Routers and multiple Subnets

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