VLANs and spanning tree

Cisco Hands On Training Podcast by Darrell Root

Jan 31, 2009Technology

VLANs are a feature of ethernet switches which makes them act like multiple "virtual switches". Each VLAN is a separate broadcast domain and could be configured with a separate subnet. That way could could have separate...

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