07-07-2022
03:51 AM
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07-08-2022
06:29 AM
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hi,
i had about a decade ago come across
a feature called splitVlan in cat6k switch series
. I have done extensive online search for understanding what they are but I am finding no documentation in this regard. Could someone kindly clarify what
splitVlans
are and how to configure them if need be.
Regards
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07-07-2022
11:37 PM
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07-08-2022
09:54 AM
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Hello @Madhu Aayanam ,
I agree with @Jon Marshall I have never heard of a feature named
SplitVlan
I have read and we have discusssed about procedures on how to split a VLAN with too many hosts in multiple VLANs for efficency reasons ( to reduce the noise caused by broadcast traffic, multicast traffic and unknown unicast).
There are environments specially in some factory where they abused of the
ip address secondary concept/command
placing all new subnets under the same SVI interface Vlan and creating a single broadcast domain with thousands of hosts and twenty different IP subnets.
Here, the suggestion is to collect information from ARP tables , CAM tables of switches and to create new L2 VLANs and new L3 interface VLANs to move a secondary subnet in each of them and moving access ports of hosts in that subnet in the new VLAN.
But this is not a single command as you can understand but a migration procedure.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
07-07-2022 03:56 AM
feature called splitVlan in cat6k switch series
not that i recall this, what is the goal of this ? so we can suggest different config and method to achieve same goal.
07-07-2022
04:36 AM
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07-08-2022
09:51 AM
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my query was to understand the theory of
splitvlan
not looking to implement/config currently. i am doing some documentation work on vlans and reached a point where i remembered about
SplitVlans
and wanted to understand more.
07-07-2022 09:41 AM
I suspect the reason you can't find any documentation on it is because there is no such feature but happy to be proved wrong.
Jon
07-07-2022
11:37 PM
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07-08-2022
09:54 AM
by
Translator
Hello @Madhu Aayanam ,
I agree with @Jon Marshall I have never heard of a feature named
SplitVlan
I have read and we have discusssed about procedures on how to split a VLAN with too many hosts in multiple VLANs for efficency reasons ( to reduce the noise caused by broadcast traffic, multicast traffic and unknown unicast).
There are environments specially in some factory where they abused of the
ip address secondary concept/command
placing all new subnets under the same SVI interface Vlan and creating a single broadcast domain with thousands of hosts and twenty different IP subnets.
Here, the suggestion is to collect information from ARP tables , CAM tables of switches and to create new L2 VLANs and new L3 interface VLANs to move a secondary subnet in each of them and moving access ports of hosts in that subnet in the new VLAN.
But this is not a single command as you can understand but a migration procedure.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
07-07-2022 11:47 PM
Thank you, makes sense and probably was what I might have come across. I am referring to some discussion around 15 years ago. I now understand this is no configurable feature.
07-07-2022 01:04 PM
may be you talk about private VLAN where same VLAN is divide for security.
may be
07-07-2022
04:46 AM
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07-08-2022
09:56 AM
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Hello,
I do not remember, ever, seeing that feature. I am pretty confident in saying that there is (or was) no such feature a
SplitVlan
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