06-01-2020 07:50 AM
from what i unerstood, svi port will be th default gateway to the host that connect to it
my question is does it mean that in a L3 switch i would have a port with vlan 10 (for example) and there will not be another port on that switch with vlan 10 ?
thanks for the help (:
06-01-2020 08:16 AM
You can assign vlan 10 to multiple ports on the switch.
The SVI is a virtual interface in which you host the gateway of all the devices belonging to vlan 10.
Just like in a router, two interfaces(in this case SVI) cannot have IP from the same network.
Regards
06-01-2020 08:27 AM
06-01-2020 08:48 AM
Yes you can.
For examples, you can assign two ports to vlan 10 and the devices connected to those ports must have as a gateway the ip configured in SVI 10.
Regards
06-01-2020 10:25 AM - edited 06-01-2020 10:32 AM
No, there cannot be 2 SVIs with same IP.
But, as Luis C mentioned, you can have many PCs in vlan X connecting to SVI X; Others, like in Vlan Y will connect to SVI Y. This is in case of L3 switch who will do routing between those 2 SVIs without any help (directly connected interfaces will go int routing table as subnets and L3 Sw is like a Router will do routing automatically. L3 sw lets you have many SVIs up up state with different IPs. Normally, 1 subnet per vlan.
however, in case of L2 sw, default SVI 1 is for management purpose (so that u can connect and set it up);
all PCs connecting to L2 sw should go to Router for routing and default gateway.
Normally Only 1 SVI should be up up state for L2 Sw (there are some exceptions in some models)
Regards, ML
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06-05-2020 05:56 AM
So I can have 2 port in the same Vlan but they can't be on the same subnet ?
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