Hey Group,
This has now officially gotten to me!!! I've been studying for my
BCMSN which I am taking on the 11th and have read the CiscoPress book and now
for a refresh, I am hitting the Switching Exam Cram. I am reading over VLANs
am very comfortable with them except for one section...End-to-end VLANs. I
just can't figure out what they mean. In the books they talk about E-2-E
VLANs and then the next section will be on Local VLANs. I just can't see the
difference between them, if there is one at all. What I'm taking from their
explanation is that E-2-E VLANs are spanned over different switch blocks, and
the local ones stay in their own. If this is so, what is the difference? I
think I just need someone to explain these 2 terms to me in layman's terms. I
usually understand things better when they are said simply and then I can
build on that. I just need to get it to click if you know what I mean...
Thanks in advance for the help guys, it's appreciated ;) I may just be
overanalyzing these things, if so let me know ;)
Mark Zabludovsky ~ CCNA, CCDA
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explode once a year killing everyone inside.
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