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Thanks. &nbsp;I'm going to ask another question on this matter. &nbsp; Appreciate the feedback!
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Thanks.  I'm going to ask another question on this matter.   Appreciate the feedback!

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Hi all, <br />
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I have two devices both in the same subnet using two different Vlans, 10 on a Cisco and 110 on a Juniper. &nbsp;Both in the same subnet. <br />
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If I setup a trunk should between the two, should I tag it with Vlan 10 and 110, or should I just tag the trunk on the Cisco side with vlan 10 and tag the Juniper side of the trunk with 110 ? &nbsp;<br />
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Right now would be a great time for a nice little hardware lab.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
R
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Hi all, 

I have two devices both in the same subnet using two different Vlans, 10 on a Cisco and 110 on a Juniper.  Both in the same subnet. 

If I setup a trunk should between the two, should I tag it with Vlan 10 and 110, or should I just tag the trunk on the Cisco side with vlan 10 and tag the Juniper side of the trunk with 110 ?  

Right now would be a great time for a nice little hardware lab.

Thanks,
R

Different vlans same subnet

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