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1 VLANs and Access Ports Free Online FlashCards

Study 1 VLANs and Access Ports with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
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What does a VLAN do?

Back

A VLAN divides a switched network into a separate Layer 2 broadcast domain.

02
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Can one physical switch host devices in different VLANs?

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Devices in different VLANs are logically separated even when they connect to the same physical switch.

03
Front

What traffic does an access port carry?

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An access port carries traffic for one VLAN.

04
Front

What devices typically connect to access ports?

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Access ports are typically used to connect end devices such as computers or printers.

05
Front

Which command sets a switch interface to access mode?

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`switchport mode access` sets an interface to access mode.

06
Front

Which command assigns an access port to VLAN 10?

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`switchport access vlan 10` assigns the interface to VLAN 10.

07
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How is VLAN 10 named STAFF in the CLI example?

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Enter `vlan 10` to create or enter VLAN 10, then use `name STAFF` in VLAN configuration mode to name it.

08
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Which command checks VLAN existence and access-port membership?

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`show vlan brief` lists VLANs and their access-port membership.

09
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How can you check a port’s mode and access VLAN?

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`show interfaces GigabitEthernet1/0/1 switchport` displays whether the port is in access mode and its access VLAN.

10
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What enables communication between different VLANs?

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Communication between VLANs requires a router or Layer 3 switch to route traffic between them.

11
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What happens to direct Layer 2 communication across VLANs without routing?

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Without routing, devices in different VLANs cannot communicate directly at Layer 2.

12
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When should two endpoints in the same VLAN generally communicate?

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Two active endpoints in the same VLAN and IP subnet should generally communicate, assuming their firewalls and other network settings allow it.