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Private VLAN is an option to get this done if all you have is just one IP subnet.

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Fulaman198:


You represent vlans as subnets. Each vlan is its own respective broadcast domain. Meaning that if you take a cidr block of /24, which is 254 available IP addresses, you can break it up into various subnets. A /25 would be almost half of a /24 with 126 hosts, a network address and a broadcast address but two different subnets and thus two different vlans, a /26 would be 62 hosts, 1 broadcast and 1 network address, and so on. You represent different vlans with different IP addressing space, and also different names per Vlan. Hope that helps sorry if this is a late response. I have not been very active on this forum recently.

umarwy:


What you are describing here is subnetting not vlan,

Vlans createa logical and physical division of a network on a switch, while subnetting allows for logical separation.

Eg Vlan 10 for sales can have an IP address of 10.10.10.* while Vlan 20 Admin can have 192.168.*.*
Which would not be able to communicate without Vlan routing on layer 3 switches or a router on a stick.

Subnetting functions on a single network sub divided while Vlan work across various distinct network sharing the same physical switch.

I am a bit rusty correct me if I am wrong haven't practiced since Feb.

Fulaman198:


You are incorrect, sorry to say. A VLAN is it's own broadcasting domain. You can actually take a cluster of IP addresses and subnet them into separate VLANs. You understand the gists of a VLAN in that it creates a logical and physical division of a network on a switch. What do you think Subnets do? Subnets are their own IP address space. This means that for one to successfully route to them, you would need a layer 3 type of device. VLANs as aforementioned are their own broadcasting domain meaning that without something like Router on a stick (Inter VLAN routing) you can not access them. In simple terms, a vlan = a subnet = a broadcast domain


I hope this helps.

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