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Is Multiple Vlans on a 2960 an Acceptable Design?
My coworker is telling me that although you can define multiple vlans on a 2960, it can cause problem and is not fully supported by Cisco. Can I have your opinion on this?
Assume I configure a 2960 with half the ports on vlan 100 and half the ports on vlan 200. I take one port and make it a trunk that goes to an upstream 3845 router.
Will I be able to print from a workstation on vlan 100 to a printer on vlan 200? Does that mean that the traffic goes up to the router and then the router sends it back down the same trunk?
Assume I configure a 2960 with half the ports on vlan 100 and half the ports on vlan 200. I take one port and make it a trunk that goes to an upstream 3845 router.
Will I be able to print from a workstation on vlan 100 to a printer on vlan 200? Does that mean that the traffic goes up to the router and then the router sends it back down the same trunk?
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