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The same VLans at WAN and LAN interfaces

Safar Safarov
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I have VLans 20 and 21 set by ISP for Voice and Data respectively.

What will happen if I already have VLans 20 and 21 in my Local network?

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andrew.prince
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you can have secondary ip addresses

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andrew.prince
Level 10
Level 10

you can have secondary ip addresses

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Ok. Thanks a lot )

This will affect spanning-tree bridge election and layer2 convergence in your network.

Do not propogate this to your local LAN switches.

Also this will not have any effect if your topology is lke this below :

ISP---TRUNK VLAN20,21----SWITCH-EXTERNAL---ROUTER-----SWITCHES -- YOUR L2 network.

No need for secondary ip address also.

regards,

aslam

This will affect spanning-tree bridge election and layer2 convergence in your network.

Do not propogate this to your local LAN switches.

Also this will not have any effect if your topology is lke this below :

ISP---TRUNK VLAN20,21----SWITCH-EXTERNAL---ROUTER-----SWITCHES -- YOUR L2 network.

No need for secondary ip address also.

regards,

aslam

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