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 Vlans on 2924 xl
hi,
I have configured vlans on the 1900 but never any on the 2924 xl and from what i know it is diffrent.
is there any links with sample configs ?
thanks
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I don't have any links, but try searching Cisco for the complete 2900 command reference.
To create a VLAN, it's like creating a loopback. Simply type something like interface vlan 2 from global, and it's created. Then go into your interface configuration mode (F0/1 for example) and type switchport access vlan 2. You'd now have F0/1 be a member of VLAN 2 in this example.
Hope this helps.
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