VLAN: Static vs Dynamic
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Static VLAN & Dynamic VLAN
VLAN stands for Virtual Local Area Network. VLAN is a logical network that can group devices /users regardless of their different physical locations.
A static VLAN is a “port-based VLAN”. This type of VLAN requires manual assignment of individual ports on a switch to a virtual network. Once ports are assigned, they are always associated with their pre-assigned VLANS.
Dynamic VLAN is different. We define dynamic VLAN based on a device instead of port location. Dynamic VLAN is usually MAC-based, which means we define VLAN membership according to a device’s MAC address. But we can define VLAN membership based on the IP address of a device if we want to.
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In the summary you mentioned, one physical port can be a member of multiple VLANs; e.g. Physical Port 1 could be VLAN 1, 2, 3 but you did not mention it before on how this is possible. Thanks again for your awesome videos, very educational! Simple & straightforward!
From Cisco Documentation: A dynamic-access port can belong to only one VLAN at a time, but the VLAN can change over time, depending on the MAC addresses seen.
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You are welcome! I hope they are helpful in the networking learning community.
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Good luck with your network +. From my experiences, the first part (performance-based) is time-consuming, and the multiple-choice (the second part) is easier. I would do the second part first, and come back to do the first part (performance-based) later so that I won't get stuck with some tricky questions and spend all my precious time.
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@@SuperLuigiGuy64 You are welcome. I believe some website provides very real practice questions (from my personal experiences), like passcomptia. It is not my website anyway, haha. I just pass some useful information to you and anyone who like to pass CompTIA.
Great Video! All the concepts layed out in very simple way. Thank you.
One question, can a device be in 2 dynamic VLANS at the same time?
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@@sunnyclassroom24 Eargerly waiting for your default and native vlan video explanation.....all the best..
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Randall Nelson
5 months ago
Great Video! All the concepts layed out in very simple way. Thank you.
One question, can a device be in 2 dynamic VLANS at the same time?
I am looking for some hardware that supports VMPS, but it seems to be a proprietary Cisco technologie. Other switches not support this toppic. Am i right ?
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Question i need answer please i am trying to configure dynamic vlan on my organisation and we are hoping for best security practice so for the dynamic vlan if someone spoofed the mac address of a specific vlan could he be able to connect to that vlan ??
thanks for explanation..
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Even though there is a new device plug into a port in static VLAN, that new device still cannot join the network because the port was pre-assigned for a specific device already?
For presales system engineer it is very much helpful
Thanks a lot. I am glad it is helpful to a system engineer.
Same here for a telecommunication engineering student
@@stephensu4371 thanks a lot for your time and your comment. It is really encouraging to me.
Hi there, please make a tutorial video about how we can create vlan for wireless devices on our router .in other words how we can have a network for example with 2 or 3 vlan sections , 1 or 2 computer connect by RG45 to router and some devices connect wirelessly how we can have 2 separate VLAN ?? Thnx
First of all, I would like to thank you for your positive energy and your interesting way of teaching. Thank you:-)
Second, I want you to help me. or maybe to make a video about the structure of the network, in terms of languages, for example, I am a beginner in learning networks, firewall, security and the languages that are related to this area, in fact, I always confused what languages are for server-side and which are for client-side, I did search about it but I am still confused and have no clear image of the structure. I hope, I explained my purpose clearly:-(
Thanks a lot
i m interested, but still can not figure it out by saying languages for server-side and client-side . can you mention in example please
I would suggest providing specific examples. Your question is difficult to understand without some examples.
@@Hsan2k23 For example, Java Script is a programing language, which is both server and client-side, for server-side it is called Angular (if I mentioned correctly!) BUT, why? Which attributes make it act this way? It is about being object-oriented?!!!!!!!!!!!! In fact, I don't know which programming languages are server-side, which are client-side, what is the main difference between them, for example, when we say PHP is only a server-side language why it is not proper to program front end with this language and also what about other languages? Python, React, React Native, Nodejs, asp.net, and so on. Generally, I know which one is server-side and which is client-side, but I do not understand the exact structure.
I hope, I explained clearly what I mean!
Makia !!
"Creating static VLANs is the most common way to create a VLAN, and one of the reasons
for that is because static VLANs are the most secure. This security stems from the fact that
any switch port you’ve assigned a VLAN association to will always maintain it unless you
change the port assignment manually".
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