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A collection of 77 posts
Configuring a Trunk port on a Cisco Switch
CCNA

Configuring a Trunk port on a Cisco Switch

What is a Trunk Port? A trunk port is a switch port that can carry traffic from multiple VLANs. Unlike an access port which belongs to only one VLAN, a trunk port uses VLAN tagging to identify which VLAN each frame belongs to as it travels across the trunk link.
06 Aug 2009 2 min read
Configuring an IP address and Default-Gateway on a Cisco Switch
CCNA

Configuring an IP address and Default-Gateway on a Cisco Switch

Configuring an IP address and default-gateway on a Cisco switch is a foundational skill that allows the switch to be managed remotely and communicate beyond its local network segment. This configuration is essential for network monitoring, troubleshooting, and centralized management. Why Configure an IP Address on a Switch? By default,
03 Aug 2009 2 min read
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