You can mix different trunking protocols (a network doesn't have to be all
ISL or all 802.1Q), but I wouldn't recommend it.
Some of Cisco's newer switches don't support ISL believe it or not--so the
old adage that if your network is all ISL, you should stick with ISL doesn't
apply anymore. And on the flip side, not all of Cisco's switches support
802.1Q (like the 1900 series switch).
-- Leigh Anne
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Sammi
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 9:14 AM
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Subject: Re: VLAN: ISL or 802.1Q? [7:13325]
On 23 Jul 2001 08:53:26 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Remmert Veen")
wrote:
>If not (so your network is all Cisco) you might wanna consider ISL.
Thanks, my network is indeed all Cisco.
If an environment is ISL, is it a safe assumption one would need to
redo all switches if you started to introduce non-Cisco equipment?
I do have a few 10/100 3Com hubs out there, but I wouldn't think
they'd be affected by either standard?
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