Suppose we have 4 switches runing in VTP mode. So when i
create a VLAN in Server Switch this VLAN info reflect in all
other switch. So question is -
A) Suppose i m practicing this scenario in BOSON software,
When a create a VLAN in server switch n ADD ports of switch
to that VLAN, the same number of ports of client switch also
belongs to dat VLAN.
For example - In switch A (Server mode), i create a VLAN 7
name Hyderabad & port number 1, 2 & 3 put into this VLAN.
Another Switch B (Client mode), its also showing that port
number 1,2 & 3 belong the same VLAN.
How cud it possible... As we know, VTP share only VLAN
configuration information. Cud anyone explain it please....!!!!
B)Same thing, when i m practicing in PACKET TRACER 5.0, its
only showing that VLAN configuration information is shared.
No port information is shared at all. I can manually
configure individual switch port to respective VLAN as our wish.
Cud anyone explain it please..!!!
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Answer / jitenedera kumar sinha
hi
i am jitedera kumar sinha.i am trying to explain.
at first vtp valn trunking protocol is used as management of vlan in different switches VTP is vlan trunk protocol,helpful for saving the time if
multiple switches having same vlan to configure.and thus your concept is marginally wrong that VTP share only VLAN
configuration information.ok to communication between same vlan on diffrent switches you should used frame tagging.
now
i have 2nd thought in mind
in practical senarion we have to configure switches first in client mode and decleareration of vlan ,its port is done before to connecting that in the network .if you done that u connect switches first in network and then start configuring to client mode then this will not work due to all switches are by default is in sever mode as the switches boot it will copy all short of vlan confrigation from the sever switch this might be reason that u found same vlan information on diffrent switch
i am not able to understand your second questions.becoz i ma not familiar with packer tacker.
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Answer / sudeep
A)I think there is bug in a Boson software
B)In packet tracer it's working normally
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Answer / jitendera kumar sinha
hi sahin
this is due to manly two reason
1 have you make trunk encapculation just befor the trunk
2 have you create same vtp domain on sever or clint
i think you have done 2nd one
so that it occur
today accedently i have done same thing on my boson router
simulater and faced same prob
when i reconfiger again ad give domain name diffrent
problem has solved
so due to 2nd option you might face that prob
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