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hello for all i have network 10.0.0.0/22 this subnet gave me by policy but i need make vlans for decrease broadcast domain<br />
so i have switch core 3508 xl with 8 port geebek &nbsp;i want replace swich by 3750 or 4600 seies <br />
this have sfp module not gebek <br />
this all network conected by bransh by cisco router 2911 gatway for all user &nbsp;know requird to access to internet by other router <br />
so<br />
i need help on replace cisco switch without new termintion <br />
2- i need make 5 vlan <br />
3- user accss to internet and same time access to bransh <br />
example configration in same senaro
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hello for all i have network 10.0.0.0/22 this subnet gave me by policy but i need make vlans for decrease broadcast domain
so i have switch core 3508 xl with 8 port geebek  i want replace swich by 3750 or 4600 seies 
this have sfp module not gebek 
this all network conected by bransh by cisco router 2911 gatway for all user  know requird to access to internet by other router 
so
i need help on replace cisco switch without new termintion 
2- i need make 5 vlan 
3- user accss to internet and same time access to bransh 
example configration in same senaro

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