Virtual LAN (VLAN)
By
Said Rahim
 What is VLAN?
 The need for VLAN?
 How VLAN is Configured?
 Advantages of VLAN
 VLANs within single switch and multiple switches.
 Implementation of VLAN.
 Inter VLAN communication.
 VTP ( Virtual Trunking Protocol)
Objectives
A VLAN is a logical grouping
of network users and resources
connected to administratively
defined ports on a switch.
What is VLAN?
 The number of broadcast domains are increased
with VLANs while the size decreases.
 In the VLAN a group of users with the demand
of high security can be included so that the
external users out the VLAN cannot interact
with them.
The need for VLAN?
 We need to define specific ports to a specific
VLAN.
 Every VLAN must have different network.
 Each VLAN should haven a different ID
How VLAN is configured?
Broadcast control
Security
Cost reduction
High performance
Improved IT staff efficiency
Advantages of VLAN
Single Switch VLAN
Multiple Switch VLAN
 VLAN implementation depends on your
requirements
 How many VLANs you want to create.
 Do you want communication between different
VLANs?
 Single Switch VLAN or multiple switches?
Implementation of VLAN
 What is inter VLAN?
 Why we need inter VLAN?
Communication between two or more
VLAN is called inter VLAN using Router
or multilayer Switch.
Inter VLAN
Inter VLAN Routing
VTP reduces administration in a
switched network, when you configure
a new VLAN on one VTP server, the
VLAN is distributed through all
switches in the domain.
VTP ( VLAN Trunking protocol)
 It is important to understand that a trunk link
does not belong to a specific VLAN.
 Trunk port is responsible for carrying different
VLAN traffics between two switches.
 Access port is responsible for carrying its own
VLAN traffics.
Trunk port and Access port
Trunk port and Access port.
Lets see VLAN practically

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     What isVLAN?  The need for VLAN?  How VLAN is Configured?  Advantages of VLAN  VLANs within single switch and multiple switches.  Implementation of VLAN.  Inter VLAN communication.  VTP ( Virtual Trunking Protocol) Objectives
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    A VLAN isa logical grouping of network users and resources connected to administratively defined ports on a switch. What is VLAN?
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     The numberof broadcast domains are increased with VLANs while the size decreases.  In the VLAN a group of users with the demand of high security can be included so that the external users out the VLAN cannot interact with them. The need for VLAN?
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     We needto define specific ports to a specific VLAN.  Every VLAN must have different network.  Each VLAN should haven a different ID How VLAN is configured?
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    Broadcast control Security Cost reduction Highperformance Improved IT staff efficiency Advantages of VLAN
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     VLAN implementationdepends on your requirements  How many VLANs you want to create.  Do you want communication between different VLANs?  Single Switch VLAN or multiple switches? Implementation of VLAN
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     What isinter VLAN?  Why we need inter VLAN? Communication between two or more VLAN is called inter VLAN using Router or multilayer Switch. Inter VLAN
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    VTP reduces administrationin a switched network, when you configure a new VLAN on one VTP server, the VLAN is distributed through all switches in the domain. VTP ( VLAN Trunking protocol)
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     It isimportant to understand that a trunk link does not belong to a specific VLAN.  Trunk port is responsible for carrying different VLAN traffics between two switches.  Access port is responsible for carrying its own VLAN traffics. Trunk port and Access port
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    Trunk port andAccess port.
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    Lets see VLANpractically