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Router on a stick?
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| Stephen Hughes 2004-02-27, 1:25 pm |
| I was talking to an engineer recently and i was telling him about how i was
studying to become a CNNA and we started chatting. He mentioned something
about my setup being "Router on a stick".
Can anyone shed any light as to what this might mean?
Stephen Hughes
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| Ceri Davies 2004-02-27, 2:25 pm |
| On 2004-02-27, Stephen Hughes <stephen@firenet.ws> wrote:
> I was talking to an engineer recently and i was telling him about how i was
> studying to become a CNNA and we started chatting. He mentioned something
> about my setup being "Router on a stick".
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> Can anyone shed any light as to what this might mean?
Essentially it's a router which routes a whole bunch of VLANs via one
interface. Google has more, and if you have a decent book it will
eventually mention it somewhere, if only in passing.
Ceri
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| Bernie 2004-02-28, 3:26 am |
| On Fri, 27 Feb 2004 18:39:16 GMT, Ceri Davies
<ceri_usenet@submonkey.net> wrote:
>On 2004-02-27, Stephen Hughes <stephen@firenet.ws> wrote:
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>Essentially it's a router which routes a whole bunch of VLANs via one
>interface. Google has more, and if you have a decent book it will
>eventually mention it somewhere, if only in passing.
Some others will also call this a one-arm router. I prefer "router on
a stick" myself.
--Bernie
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