Assign an IP address to VLAN #9341
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An interface can be associated with an IP address - e.g. 192.168.1.2 (*) A VLAN can be assigned to a prefix - e.g. 192.168.1.0/24. It means that this VLAN (layer 2 domain) carries this subnet. (*) In Netbox you have to enter this as 192.68.1.2/24 - i.e. it's a single address but you have to store the interface prefix length as well. |
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I struggled with the process until I saw this guy on Youtube. He does a great job of explaining how everything works. |
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Should I create an interface on the switch and call it VLAN_XYZ and assign it an IP address? Or create a VLAN and can I assign an IP address there?
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