InterVLAN Routing: 3 options

[@wm437]

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this is fantastic video. very clearly explained Thank You!

[@genxguy]

Best description and diagrams on the net. Thanks Sunny, you are a legend!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

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[@X8010j]

Just getting into this topic now. Used you for other explanations in the past. Love the channel and the approach you take! Thank you!

[@christopherramos8263]

so that what you called a simple plain English explanation, thank you so much..

[@ishaangupta8589]

This was a very nice video I had studied about vlans but couldnt understand much but after seeing this I can say my concepts are better. Thank You

[@billmichae]

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[@aravindkishore5077]

Simply explained... Thank you was confused with 802.1Q trunking and inter Vlan routing and you solved my doubt

[@Minimoogable]

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[@benque7491]

Nice explanation to a really important but often ignored by network knowledge instructor

[@michaelisola4459]

VLANs are a complex subject which you have explained very simply---thank you Sunny

[@netnut-sx1hq]

Very, very helpful video. Thank you very much!

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Your explanation is better than others

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[@niitian1990]

quick recap, excellent video

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[@sunnyclassroom24]

You are welcome!

[@WTclub]

These videos really helped my in my Network Architecture course! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@unknown___person]

You are great man. Concept clear. #THANKS. #bangladesh

[@JY-ni7id]

Truly enjoy watching and learning from you! Thank you very much!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Happy to hear that!

[@bluerfoot]

your diagrams and explanations are perfect, thank you.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

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[@QURAN_010]

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[@masta90]

I was just reading this exact chapter on my CCNA ICND2 guide... you read my mind man.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Hope you find it helpful.

[@jiro_hartts]

thank you for the very simple and understandable explanation

[@juliantambwe8551]

Great video, thanks

[@K0411]

Hey what would be the best approach for ip cameras and a few wireless cams? I was thinking the traditional one as i only have 4 ip cameras. I was thinking of gettitng the omada tp link but its a bit pricey for me. I was thinking if smart switch will be good to go and vlan router( does it have to be vlan out just any router). Many thanks everyone

[@BadgerHoney-h2x]

Thank you Sunny

[@euphoricmonkey8409]

Great. Simple video explains it really well

[@bernietamberg8581]

thank you Professor Sunny

[@sunnyclassroom24]

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[@incep]

Thanks man, this was really easily explained.

[@sunnyclassroom24]

No problem!

[@marcosalameh8677]

So wonderful explanations!

[@prabhudev5577]

hi sunny , I have a confusion on how does the source know destination ip address or whom to deliver the packets ,can you please answer ,thanks in advance

[@SkyFly19853]

It's getting interesting more and more... 💯💯💯💯

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thank you Mr. Tech Guy. I hope you find it useful.

[@SkyFly19853]

@@sunnyclassroom24 You are welcome. Yes, it is useful indeed.

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FANTASTIC !!! THANK YOU !!

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You are welcome! Thank you for your support!

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Thank you!

[@Gestr3482]

Can inter-VLAN communication be achieved only at Layer 2, without a router or a L3 switch, by setting up SVIs on the switch?

[@sajinthomas7175]

This is something special ,Thank you so much 😍

[@sunnyclassroom24]

You are welcome Sajin.

[@opeyemibalogun6486]

clearly explained..

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thank you for watching!

[@---GOD---]

Love your videos man they are so simple to understand

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Glad to hear it!

[@shfloot8421]

Thank Mr. Sunny that was amazing. :)

[@Alex-WW]

in last option so SVI is basically clone of router, like switch with routing table? but hows the management done for this switch? can someone explain this, thanks

[@yasararafath5402]

this was very helpful to me

[@GarbanzoBeansFan]

nice job

[@offensiveredteam]

Very beautiful

[@khaledwalid9445]

Thank you , sir

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[@yashrana7735]

Your videos are quite easy to understand usually, but sorry to say not this time. I didn't understand and there were many things i didnt understand

[@benk3662]

Nice explanation. Thanks ++

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[@tbruno98]

Thank you so much... this is very helpfull

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You are welcome! Thank you for your time!

[@aruizsilva]

Muchas gracias!! Thanks!

[@emanueler]

Thank you

[@sunnyclassroom24]

You are quite welcome, GentleGiant86

[@Mertar]

This Guy VLANs ... Thanks

[@sunnyclassroom24]

You are most welcome!

[@jlwasmer]

In option 2 and 3, are we using different IP (sub)nets and L3 routing?

[@adrianoscarlarrauri705]

EXCELENTE !!!!

[@ABADMTHRFUKER]

Thank u

[@nitinsomani200]

Hi Sunny I am using the third option that is using multilayer switch, I created different vlans and associated them with access port of two different ethernet ports, however I could not ping one host to the other, in some videos I found that we have to enable routing using ip routing command, however that command is not workiing in my case, I am kind of stuck here. I am using cisco nexus 900v switch. Could you please help

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Thank you. It was great. I would also love to see some configurations.

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Noted!

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Awesome

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Thank you for watching!

[@dhirajnandanwar7711]

I didn't find routing video's, only switching is there.

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BTW I enjoyed a lot...thanks a lot

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A video about the distance vectore already exists (or is planned)?

[@sunnyclassroom24]

it is planned

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@@sunnyclassroom24 thanks in January I will have the exam and there will also be this topic, I count on you. I am writing from Italy

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@@lucatomas8349 Thank you very much for your trust and your nice comment! From Kansas, USA.

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[@vigneshnathannathan4029]

Hello sunny , your explanation is awesome . Can you please explain the routing protocol

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Will do. Many thanks.

[@uchobanan7025]

Sunny Classroom can those options allows computers to use WWW? Especially im asking for the third option (3-layer switch)?

[@johnguilbert1349]

Absolutely.

[@johnnychin9598]

Can you name a TP-Link router to serve as inter vlan. I'm tired of looking for what particular model for this kind of router. All the tutorial on KZbin same as yours. But didn't talk much about the real physical router / switch model.

[@AsifAli-wq6oe]

Very helpful classes.. Thanks.. A basic question is in my mind that if we usually create VLANs to avoid inter communication..so by chance if we want them to communicate with each other then y dont we simply delete those Vlans and set them on default VLAN..Y these methods used like stick or others ... Response will be appreciated.

[@uchobanan7025]

i think the normal communication between computers in the same VLANS will stay. If the comp1 from vlan1 want to for example ping comp3 from vlan3 its will be just avilable BUT default commincation in vlans will stay like there wouldn't be any others computers over own vlan.

[@dricul]

The VLAN still creates a smaller broadcast domain. ACLs can be used to limit access, and can be assigned per port.

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Hey Sunny do you have transcripts for your videos? I want to be able to put what you are saying into my own words for my notes. Thank you for the Great Videos!

[@sunnyclassroom24]

No, sorry.

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[@brahimnajah7084]

Hello sanny, thank you for this great video it's very helpful ? can you share with me the name of the SW that use in your video because I want to make video using my mother language to share my knowledge

[@sunnyclassroom24]

I use Flash for animation, and then I use Corel Video studio to combine animation and text and voice together. It is a long process.

[@brahimnajah7084]

@@sunnyclassroom24 many thank you do a great job in simplifying those concepts, Sir how about the network related icons how can I get them

[@sunnyclassroom24]

@@brahimnajah7084 You can buy some packages and I bought them many years ago. but there are a lot of resources on the Internet.

[@brahimnajah7084]

@@sunnyclassroom24 appreciate your help Sunny

[@sunnyclassroom24]

@@brahimnajah7084 You are welcome!

[@sriramvenkatesh3374]

Hi Sunny, If the computers are in different networks but having same vlan. At that point of time which approach will work out of your 3 options ?

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[@hli7843]

@Sunny Classroom for option 2 vs option 3: does it mean if the switch is capable for option 3 (L3 switch), for the exact same switch, option 3 is more efficient as 1) it does not need to go through the router trunk port and have a "shorter path" 2) It does not need to share bandwidth with other ongoing interVLAN routing (still share switch bandwidth, but not bandwith of the trunk port)? Also if the LAN side has some 10Gb connection and the switch has some 10Gb ports, but if the router only has 1Gb ports, going through router will throttle the interVLAN routing down to 1Gb?

[@hli7843]

@Aaron Locker that was my intuition. Thanks for confirming as I am totally newbie.

[@TinkerTech]

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[@mikerheynolds2193]

Schtick. I love Sunny!

[@tyraelmain5219]

Hi, I'm new to network switching. I have a simple question. My client bought a layer-2 switch and ask me configure multiple VLAN with their own IP Range. May I know can I configure the IP Range on the switch itself or it is configured on the router?

[@Dude7592]

Hi Sunny Sir, Hello Everyone! I also like your videos and presentation alot, i have gained so much of knowledge by watching your videos and i have configured lots of devices with the help of your videos. Right now, i want your help or tips for the intervlan routing! I am facing one issue where intervlan routing is giving me delay while communicating to each other! How can i troubleshoot this ? I want 1ms reply for the communication and i am getting 400ms for the same! Please help!

[@Yogesshcharaya]

question.. what is the benefit of configuring svi for vlan 1 ( in layer 2 and layer 3 switch) ????

[@sunnyclassroom24]

I don't know for sure about your questions. vlan 1 is default vlan.

[@nikamalapatiya]

@Sunny, I think Yogessh is asking about SVI (Switch Virtual Interface) , it's in this video by Keith Barker kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIa7oaCff9V6mJI

[@siddiquihammad1329]

Dear sunny, i have achieved the inter vlan routing by using multi layer switch, but what should i do if VLANs wants to communicate with other branch

[@judas3773]

how does SVI obtain its mac address?

[@MagnumCarta]

The switch keeps track of MAC addresses per VLAN through a "Content Addressable Table" (CAM for short) that is updated any time a new MAC address responds with a VLAN ID tag in its packet. This is at least true for Cisco, I can't speak for Arista or Juniper switches or other vendors. The MAC address is updated via the source machine sending a request/response. If the MAC address cannot be found in the table, the table is updated with this new MAC address. Hope this helps.

[@Felix-ve9hs]

This feels like im cheating This cant be this easy to understand

[@MagnumCarta]

Occam's razor: The simplest solution is often the most appropriate solution. Complex nature leads to complexity. Simplistic nature leads to simplicity.

[@pendemmounika]

Sir .please upload Routing concepts also

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[@avstarbijith]

Excellant

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Sunny, Thank you also very much for your brief good videos on Networking and keep on rocking.... ;-) Greetings from Germany

[@sunnyclassroom24]

Thank you very much! I appreciate it!

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Thank you

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You're welcome!