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Mohammad Rummaneh

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Thank you! &nbsp;Checking through this now and will report back.
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As per Hello There comments , this configuration is correct and should work .<br><br>just another thing , also disable windows firewall from control panel .
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Experts, thank you for your input. &nbsp;Our office was closed the last two days for cleaning so I apologize on not replying sooner.<br>Got 90% of this to work. &nbsp;I can copy vlan.dat from an existing switch to the tftp server, then I can import that vlan.dat to the new switch. &nbsp;However when I run [show vlan] on the new switch, it shows the default vlan config, not the imported one.<br>What could I be overlooking to get the imported vlan.dat to work on the new switch?<br>Again I appreciate your help/time with this.
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if a saved vlan.dat is applied to a system that has already booted, the system must be reloaded before the newly applied vlan.dat configuration takes effect..
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@Mohammad<br>Thank you for your help as I was missing the step to save the running-config. &nbsp;After doing so, I have the vlan settings I needed. &nbsp;
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Experts, hope all is well. &nbsp;<br />
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I need some wisdom/guidance on exporting vlan config from a Cisco 2960 to a c9200. &nbsp;Not the entire switch config, just the vlan (if that's possible). &nbsp;Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp;Thanks experts.
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Experts, hope all is well.  

I need some wisdom/guidance on exporting vlan config from a Cisco 2960 to a c9200.  Not the entire switch config, just the vlan (if that's possible).  Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks experts.


Thank you!  Checking through this now and will report back.


As per Hello There comments , this configuration is correct and should work .
just another thing , also disable windows firewall from control panel .


Experts, thank you for your input.  Our office was closed the last two days for cleaning so I apologize on not replying sooner.
Got 90% of this to work.  I can copy vlan.dat from an existing switch to the tftp server, then I can import that vlan.dat to the new switch.  However when I run [show vlan] on the new switch, it shows the default vlan config, not the imported one.
What could I be overlooking to get the imported vlan.dat to work on the new switch?
Again I appreciate your help/time with this.

if a saved vlan.dat is applied to a system that has already booted, the system must be reloaded before the newly applied vlan.dat configuration takes effect..


@Mohammad
Thank you for your help as I was missing the step to save the running-config.  After doing so, I have the vlan settings I needed.  

Export VLAN config from Cisco 2960

Experts, hope all is well.  

I need some wisdom/guidance on exporting vlan config from a Cisco 2960 to a c9200.  Not the entire switch config, just the vlan (if that&#39;s possible).  Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks experts.

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A switch is a device that filters and forwards packets of data between LAN segments. Switches operate at the data link layer or the network layer of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Reference Model and therefore support any packet protocol. LANs that use switches to join segments are called switched LANs or, in the case of Ethernet networks, switched Ethernet LANs. A hub is a connection point for devices in a network. Hubs are commonly used to connect segments of a LAN. A hub contains multiple ports; when a packet arrives at one port, it is copied to the other ports so that all segments of the LAN can see all packets.