What are VLANs? This is an animated video explaining what a VLAN is and how it works. Virtual local area network.
#VLAN
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What are VLANs? This is an animated video explaining what a VLAN is and how it works. Virtual local area network.
#VLAN
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What is reason using VLAN in Wi-Fi router
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I recently installed Fiber Internet and VLAN was a fuss. Now I understand what it is. Thank you.
i love your videos. nice way of explaining things for a lame man
Networks Topics that you could put some lights on.
1. Host Network
2. Per-Host-Subnet Networking
2. Bridge Network.
3. NAT (Already has a video in your channel)
4. VLAN (Already has a video in your channel)
5. VXLAN
6. MACVLAN
7. OVERLAY
8. Layer2 Flat
9. IPsec
10. Network Policies
If you asked me I would start with 2 or 7
Thank you.
Great demonstration. Could you please share with us the configuration of vlan? Regardless the brand used for that. I'd be helpful if you could make a video of what I've mentioned. Thanks.
Thanks for this great vid!
How do i make a specific computer "talk" with ALL departments?
This is a video that says, "VLANs are cool, you should use them," but there's no concept provided. Alchemy is cool and you should use it but too bad the rote science is garbage.
Subnet and vlan are used to isolate traffic. But if the computers on the network 100% communicate with a shared file server and the internet do the subnet and vlan really help with network traffic?
Haha. As I EXPECTED!!! I was a little bit confused when my colloge prof discussed about this, but you freaking explain it for only 5 minutes and I freaking get it EASILY! THANKS AGAIN and I'LL COME BACK! Haha
What is the different between VLAN and subnetting?
Thanks! This solved all my questions.
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Well presented, thanks 👍😊
How come you wouldn’t just logically subnet them? Why would you use vlan over subnetting seems redundant to me adds a whole lot of complexity
So helpful & easy to understand. I learnt a lot. Thank you for taking time to create & share.
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Nice video clip, keep it up, thank you for sharing it 🙂
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Can't we achieve same thing by creating different network using subnets?
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this is what I'm looking for, very well presented and easy to understand. thank you.
Another great video 👍 We are using VLANs mostly for isolation, to protect back ups from other segments of the network.
I get how this would be useful from an admin perspective but how exactly would this alleviate traffic? Isnt it essentially the same amount of traffic just split up differently? Seems like it could benefit users that were moved into a lower traffic split but negatively impact users that were moved into a higher traffic split
I understand your videos better than my professors. I passed HW and networking classes. Thanks to your videos! I anticipate you continue doing it.
Thanks, sir for this explanation. God bless you
only thing i msised, tagged + trunked + untagged ports.
Tagged ports for 1 vlan, trunk for multiple vlans together (mostly uplink, sometimes to servers) and untagged to devices that don't understand vlan.
For my homelab -> Trunk LACP to the main switch with 4 links so all my VMs have good enough connectivity.
Tagged ports for the servers, so they have a link for every VLAN, and a management VLAN on top of one of the ports that dont see alot of action (a heartbeat vlan for monitoring, so actually its a trunk then with 2 vlans) and then untagged ports for things like IPMI, UPS network interface etc, stuff that doesn;t understand what a VLAN is by itself, so it needs some help from the switch to route the traffic to the correct vlan.
Maybe a followup on this explaining how to firewall VLANs and giving internet connectivity to only some?
So are those actual wires connecting them or are they representing nodes
Can someone explain what " seeing other people on the network's traffic" means? What does "seeing" other traffic on the network mean exactly?
this channel should be on top of search results for topic like this.
Great explanation!
Thanks for sharing this mate, its simple and can be understand easily.
Can we say that using router wifi is a type of using vlan?
Accounting, Shipping, Support? lol!
if shipping department vlan has 3 ports (0; 1; 2) and production department vlan has 2 ports (3; 5), and also they shares a server with information for both of them, how would you allow access for both vlans to the server that is in port n° 6?
Dude! I LOVE the way u explained that. Didn't know that that's where I was having my issue. Came across this a lot but just couldn't grasp it. Thx 4 looking out for us newbies 👍🏼
Hello Can you please make an explanation for hybrid port? Thank you!!!
In this small example, as the cables are going through switches (not hubs), wouldn't it be enough to just do subnetting? Where I work, we do both, such as 10.0.79.x is VLAN 79 and 10.0.19.x is VLAN 19, but I can't see why adding the VLAN layer on top of the subnetting layer as switches already don't broadcast?
absolutely the best possible explanation for VLAN great video!
I was thinking wouldn’t a subnet do the same thing as a Vlan in the sence it would separate network traffic??? And you could also separate the traffic how you saw fit ???
Maybe I’m missing something but the reasons for having a VLAN seem to be pretty similar to the reasons for creating a subnet (alleviating network congestion from broadcasts, network manageability). Could anyone tell me the advantages of having a VLAN over just creating a subnet? Is it just that it’s being done at the switch instead of the router?
Gracias por el aporte y los subtítulos para seguir con la capacitación 👍
This was by far the best explanation video on VLANs thank you!!!
I have doubt , for the VLANs a large amount of cabling required right?
thanks
So clear, thank you!!!