I was asked a question the other day and it embarasses me to admit that I do not know the answer.
"Does each switch participating in a secondary VLAN require a unique IP address within that VLAN subnet or is one IP address used for all the switch configurations?"
This is in reference to only the switches not the switch ports. I noted that a unique id is required for each switch in the Default VLAN simply to manage the switch but I'm not certain the same is true for additional VLAN's.
Can any-one set me straight?
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VLAN switch (device) addressing
"Does each switch participating in a secondary VLAN require a unique IP address within that VLAN subnet or is one IP address used for all the switch configurations?"
This is in reference to only the switches not the switch ports. I noted that a unique id is required for each switch in the Default VLAN simply to manage the switch but I'm not certain the same is true for additional VLAN's.
Can any-one set me straight?