Dear friends,
Any one can help me to clearify the concept of VTP?
It's Virtual Trunking Protocol? Or VLAN trunking
Protocol? Or the two are actually same.
VTP support 3 modes: Server, Client, and
Transparent.What does Transparent mean?
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Snow
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Dear friends,
Any one can help me to clearify the concept of VTP?
It's Virtual Trunking Protocol? Or VLAN trunking
Protocol? Or the tw
It's VLAN Trunking Protocol. Transparent means it won't use any of the info
learned from VTP, just pass it through to other switches in server or client
mode to use. On a "transparent" switch you have to configure your VLANs
manually.
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hello group,
When I saw the subject line of your post I knew what the question would be.
I have seen the VTP acronym outlined both ways in different texts. Cisco
Press Lan Switching book defines it as Vlan Trunking Protocol as does Sybex
Switching Study Guide. I have seen it as Virtual Trunk Pr
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