got a quick question. I know when you create a switch you have the management vlan that has an SVI for management. But the question i have is when you create extra vlans say for voice, or networks for hand held scanners do you still need to create an SVI for that vlan as well?
as long as the vlans are on every switch in your network and your router knows these vlans as well then you should be able to communicate with other devices on the same vlan but on different switches. so what is the need of an svi for each vlan on every switch if each switch has its default management svi? Trying not to have to create 15 SVI's
as long as the vlans are on every switch in your network and your router knows these vlans as well then you should be able to communicate with other devices on the same vlan but on different switches. so what is the need of an svi for each vlan on every switch if each switch has its default management svi? Trying not to have to create 15 SVI's