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to create vlans based on mac address of the network devices followin command can bve used on cisco switches<br />
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(config)# mac-address-table static MAC_address vlan VLAN_#<br />
interface type module/port_#<br />
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Besides specifying the MAC address of the device, and the interface where the device is located, you must also specify the VLAN that the device is located in. <br />
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to create vlans based on mac address of the network devices followin command can bve used on cisco switches


(config)# mac-address-table static MAC_address vlan VLAN_#
interface type module/port_#

Besides specifying the MAC address of the device, and the interface where the device is located, you must also specify the VLAN that the device is located in.



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Can I assign by MAC only, that way if the device gets plugged into a different port it will still be part of the same vlan?
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Can I assign by MAC only, that way if the device gets plugged into a different port it will still be part of the same vlan?

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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;I have a catalyst 4507R and I need to assign a MAC address to a different VLAN. &nbsp;How can I do that?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Sean<br />

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Hi,
     I have a catalyst 4507R and I need to assign a MAC address to a different VLAN.  How can I do that?


Thanks,
Sean


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