InterVLAN Routing
VLANs divide the network into smaller broadcast domains, but also prohibit
communication between domains To enable communication between those
groups.without also passing broadcasts.routing is used.
InterVLAN Routing Using Multilayer
Switches
Port roles:
�¡ Virtual LAN (VLAN) Port.Acts as layer 2 switching port with a
VLAN.
�¡ Static VLAN.Use the switchport command to identify VLAN.
�¡ Dynamic VLAN.Use VLAN Membership Policy Server (VMPS).
�¡ Trunk port.Passes multiple VLANs and differentiates by tagging.
Use the switchport command to set parameters:
�¡ ISL(Interswitch Link) or 802.1Q
�¡ Switched Virtual Interface (SVI).Virtual routed port in a VLAN
.Use to route or fallback bridge between VLANs
.Default SVI for VLAN 1 automatically created
.Associate with VLAN using interface vlan-num
�¡ Routed port.Acts as layer 3 routed port
.Place in layer 3 mode with no switchport
.Not associated with VLAN
.Turn on routing using ip routing
.Assign address and enable routing protocols as needed