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If you use VLANs in the simplest form, it shouldn't be too hard to configure. Basically, this means: 1) each port is only on a single VLAN 2) no tagging
by icedchai 4y ago
If you use VLANs in the simplest form, it shouldn't be too hard to configure. Basically, this means:
1) each port is only on a single VLAN
2) no tagging, all ports are in access mode
3) no trunking
4) no layer 3 / routing between VLANs on the switch
- h2odragon 4y agoIf someone else is runnignthe physical wires and plugging them in, then VLANs and managed switches are a godsend; I'm sure. If you're running the wires (and how many wires are we talking here? 24 or less i bet) ... then the simplicity is worth much more IMO.