You assign ports to VLANs (L2), but the VLANs are routed via the RP (L3),
not the switch..Yes I suppose you could assign a different VLAN to each
port, then have the router have subinterfaces for each VLAN/Port. Should be
a high-end RP/Router. You're right. Thanks for clarifying.
Marc
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> The way I see it, if you set a different VLAN on each port, you can have
> a different subnet too. In fact, you would need them if you want to
> route between VLANs. You could have more than a subnet on each VLAN as
> well, but the ability to route between them would depend on having a
> router on the same VLAN, or using secondary addresses.
>
> Francisco.
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