If you are using a layer 3 switch, then i would go
with option 2 because each vlan on the switch
corresponds to a logical interface on the router.
So that would be my 0.02 cent answer.
Imran.
--- Yan Yin wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Here I have one Support exam question, need your
> answer and expl
Hi all,
Here I have one Support exam question, need your answer and explanation.
Thanks.
What does a switch vlan correspond to the vlan routing paradigm?
1) Bridge Group
2) Router interface
3) ISL trunk identifier
4) Single routed subnet
5) Spanning-tree branch
Regards,
Yan Yin
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