Just to add a bit to the valuable comments above,
its just like connecting 2 different networks, ie ,a subnet is a different
network, so to connect 2 subnets you must use a L3 device.
Suranjith
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Yes that is true. A layer 3 device is needed to route between subnets.
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Yes, you will need a layer three device, either a router or a RSM module
for your switch. Routing is required whenever you need to communicate
between different subnets.
Cheers,
Dan
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yes.
Steve
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> Is it true that you must have a Layer 3 switch in order subnet an IP class
> and have the subnets communicate? I was told that a Layer 3 switch or a
> router must be used on my network if I am t
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