vlan - Can anyone please explain L3 SVI configuration ,What is SVI and . . . An SVI is a Switched Virtual Interface It is an interface for the VLAN itself on the switch It can be a layer-3 interface (IP addressing) to allow the switch itself to participate in the VLAN A layer-2 switch can use a layer-3 SVI as its management interface, and it would also need a default gateway in the VLAN to allow the management interface to be reached from other networks through the
Some extra clarification regarding VLANs and SVI Just configuration SVI in switch deployed in core layer and configure trunk ports between distribution switch or access switch to ensure passing all vlan between core switch and access - switch And further connect computers or servers to access -switches by passing specific vlan on access -port as per requirement
Multiple IP Addresses on VLAN Interface (SVI) Let's say that there is a SVI for VLAN 100 and it's been assigned the first usable IP address in subnet 192 168 1 0 24 There is a host on VLAN 100 with an IP address of 192 168 1 130
VLAN Interface is down, protocol is down - Network Engineering Stack . . . Now i have added another VLAN (SVI) and assigned that VLAN to one of the port , but VLAN interface is still showing "VLAN350 is down, line protocol is down" I made sure i entered "no shutdown" command on SVI and physical interface
When do ACLs on SVIs get applied on Cisco Catalyst devices? I don't understand exactly when an ACL will get applied when on an SVI Given the following (pseudo) configuration int vlan 100 ip address 10 0 0 1 255 255 255 0 ip access-list in in ip acc