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Thanks for the tip! I'll just get to type everything again ;/ hehehe
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Thanks for the tip! I'll just get to type everything again ;/ hehehe

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Hi there!<br />
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I'm managing a Cisco 6500 core with tons of VLANs, and I need to assign a different number for each of them.<br />
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Resuming, I need, like, Vlan 5 to be Vlan 80, without losing configuration or without rebuilding the Vlan. Is it possible? If not, what would be the best option for like 100+ Vlans?
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Hi there!

I'm managing a Cisco 6500 core with tons of VLANs, and I need to assign a different number for each of them.

Resuming, I need, like, Vlan 5 to be Vlan 80, without losing configuration or without rebuilding the Vlan. Is it possible? If not, what would be the best option for like 100+ Vlans?

Change VLAN number Cisco 6500

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