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If I have a hub that does not support VLAN or trunking, do I have to do
anything special to the port that connected to the hub other then making it
a member of a vlan? I'm assuming that all ports the hub will only see
traffic from vlan5 until it hit the RSM and is routed over to VLAN10.

Thank for any help or advise.

5509
| 2/1 Trunk 802.1Q VLAN5,10
|
|
| F0/1 Trunk 802.1Q VLAN5,10
3500XL
| F0/2 Member of VLAN 5 only
|
|
|
Generic HUB

"Michael Letchworth" <> wrote in message
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> If I have a hub that does not support VLAN or trunking, do I have to do
> anything special to the port that connected to the hub other then making
> it a member of a vlan? I'm assuming that all ports the hub will only see
> traffic from vlan5 until it hit the RSM and is routed over to VLAN10.
>
> Thank for any help or advise.
>
> 5509
> | 2/1 Trunk 802.1Q VLAN5,10
> |
> |
> | F0/1 Trunk 802.1Q VLAN5,10
> 3500XL
> | F0/2 Member of VLAN 5 only
> |
> |
> |
> Generic HUB
>

If you make F0/2 a part of Vlan 5 but do not use trunking for this port then
the port F0/2 will take standard Ethernet frames and deliver them only to
other ports in Vlan 5 including the trunking ports.

Toby

Hi,
When a pc connect to the generic hub send a broadcast, will the
broadcast go over to other vlans.
"Toby" <> wrote in message
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>
> "Michael Letchworth" <> wrote in message
> news:Y2Ztd.105284$tU4.101987@okepread06...
> > If I have a hub that does not support VLAN or trunking, do I have to do
> > anything special to the port that connected to the hub other then making
> > it a member of a vlan? I'm assuming that all ports the hub will only see
> > traffic from vlan5 until it hit the RSM and is routed over to VLAN10.
> >
> > Thank for any help or advise.
> >
> > 5509
> > | 2/1 Trunk 802.1Q VLAN5,10
> > |
> > |
> > | F0/1 Trunk 802.1Q VLAN5,10
> > 3500XL
> > | F0/2 Member of VLAN 5 only
> > |
> > |
> > |
> > Generic HUB
> >
>
> If you make F0/2 a part of Vlan 5 but do not use trunking for this port
then
> the port F0/2 will take standard Ethernet frames and deliver them only to
> other ports in Vlan 5 including the trunking ports.
>
> Toby
>
>

mimiseh wrote:
> Hi,
> When a pc connect to the generic hub send a broadcast, will the
> broadcast go over to other vlans.
> "Toby" <> wrote in message
> news:Yb%td.91$...
>
>>"Michael Letchworth" <> wrote in message
>>news:Y2Ztd.105284$tU4.101987@okepread06...
>>
>>>If I have a hub that does not support VLAN or trunking, do I have to do
>>>anything special to the port that connected to the hub other then making
>>>it a member of a vlan? I'm assuming that all ports the hub will only see
>>>traffic from vlan5 until it hit the RSM and is routed over to VLAN10.
>>>
>>>Thank for any help or advise.
>>>
>>> 5509
>>> | 2/1 Trunk 802.1Q VLAN5,10
>>> |
>>> |
>>> | F0/1 Trunk 802.1Q VLAN5,10
>>>3500XL
>>> | F0/2 Member of VLAN 5 only
>>> |
>>> |
>>> |
>>>Generic HUB
>>>
>>
>>If you make F0/2 a part of Vlan 5 but do not use trunking for this port
>
> then
>
>>the port F0/2 will take standard Ethernet frames and deliver them only to
>>other ports in Vlan 5 including the trunking ports.
>>
>>Toby
>>
>>
>
>
>
No, that's the whole idea of a VLAN - it's a separate broadcast domain.