VALN Configuration.

sagar.joshi · ‎04-28-2004

I am having Cat 3500 Series Switch. I have configured 3 VLAN's on it. After checking the status of the same, I am finding that only one VLAN is up. Can anyone help me in changing the status of all three VLAN's to active mode.

milan.kulik · ‎04-28-2004

Do you have any active ports assigned to the other two VLANs?

Some Cisco switches require at least one "living" port (or trunk with the VLAN enabled) in a VLAN to consider it active.

Regards,

Milan

davidliji · ‎04-28-2004

you must connected a pc to the vlan

s-cortes · ‎04-29-2004

Please check the vlan database.

Report Inappropriate Content · ‎04-29-2004

Sagar,

Do you mean only one vlan interface is up? If that is the case and you are using a 3500xl switch, this is normal behavior as they can only have one vlan interface up at a time.

If these are layer 2 vlans you are talking about, check that they are in your vlan database and have active ports in the vlan.

Regards

craigvaughn · ‎04-29-2004

Make sure you have your external ports (to other switches) set to Trunking.