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11-01-2013 07:55 AM - edited 03-07-2019 04:23 PM
Hi everyone,
We have core switch 4507 which is VTP server mode.
Its Flat layer 2 network where core connects to layer 2 3750 and this 3750 connects to access switch where user connects there switch.
We have 2 standlone PC that need to talk to each other only and they should be separate from each other.
if i make layer 2 vlan say
Core switch config
vlan 10 **********
there is no need for svi vlan right?
on core switch and then this vlan info will go to the access switch
access switch config
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 10
and if users can then assign any IP to both machines as long as they are in same subnet this should work right?
Regards
Mahesh
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11-01-2013 08:55 AM
Yes, assuming the access switch is a client in the core switch VTP domain and connected via a trunk. No Layer 3 SVI is required.
Hosts on access ports of that new VLAN can communicate to each other using a common locally configured IP addresses from a subnet that doesn't need to be configured on any network equipment as a layer 3 interface.
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11-01-2013 08:55 AM
Yes, assuming the access switch is a client in the core switch VTP domain and connected via a trunk. No Layer 3 SVI is required.
Hosts on access ports of that new VLAN can communicate to each other using a common locally configured IP addresses from a subnet that doesn't need to be configured on any network equipment as a layer 3 interface.
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11-01-2013 09:49 AM
Many Thanks Marvin for reply back.
Regards
Mahesh
