CCNP ENCOR // VLANs // ENCOR 350-401 Complete Course

This video covers VLANs (Virtual LANs), including review from the CCNA and some new topics.

In this FREE and COMPLETE course for CCNP ENCOR 350-401, you will find lecture videos covering all topics in the Cisco official exam topics list, end-of-video quizzes to test your knowledge, flashcards to review, and practice labs to get hands-on experience. All you need in a single course, for free!

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0:00 Introduction
0:39 Things we'll cover
1:11 VLANs
4:45 Stretched VLANs
6:10 Local VLANs
7:54 Multiple subnets per VLAN
10:07 Creating VLANs
11:33 Shutting down and Suspending VLANs
13:29 Internal VLANs
15:50 Access Ports
18:20 Trunk Ports
21:58 Inter-VLAN Routing
22:50 Inter-VLAN Routing: ROAS
24:30 Inter-VLAN Routing: SVIs
26:04 Things we covered
26:52 Quiz 1
28:59 Quiz 2
29:53 Quiz 3
30:56 Quiz 4
32:13 Quiz 5
33:06 Thank you to supporters

#ccnp #encor

[stepankarel]

21:28 I did this on the uplink interface of a core switch not long ago. Exactly what you warned about. Should've seen me rushing to the server room to reload! 😀

[srh_btk]

I've been working as a Network Engineer for 7 years but just only now have found out that SVI is able to contain secondary address and one more L3 addressing... Thank you, Jeremy!

[ranjanadissanayaka]

Hey Jeremy, I'm studying vlans for my ccna. I'm very excited to learn vlans at ccnp level in near future.

[Hypocrisy.Allergic]

The goat is back. I have the ccnp encor from INE as well, but nothing compares to your videos man, cbt nuggets take notes from jeremy. I would pay my whole salary for this course and you are posting this for free. ❤️🏅

[JIKID]

Jeremy, you're the man. You helped me get my ccna, now i'm chugging along soaking in these ENCOR videos and labbing it up. Hope to ace the exam when it comes time!

[chrisgast]

First time I've heard of multiple subnets in a VLAN.

[robotname]

A lecture I so desperately needed after passing my CCNA

[CasablancaConfidential]

correct me if im wrong but at 26:04 for SVI to come up, their has to be a corresponding L2 Vlan created a a trunk port.

[zohebqureshi]

thanks for your effort brother may Allaha give you best in this world and here after.

[SPJJ]

Very helpful . Well explained for quiz also tricky

[mateocamargo]

If you were using RoaS, how would the traffic path look for two different subnets within the same VLAN wanting to communicate with each other?

[Weaverx]

8:00 If there's a switch and a router in the topology instead of a multilayer switch, the packets to another subnet will be sent through the switch to the router, the default gateway, right? Even if the subnet is in the same VLAN. I know that's what's gonna happen, I tested this scenario in packet tracer, I just want to make sure that it's standard behavior.

Also, side question, is it possible to somehow set up routing multiple VLANs on one subnet? With what knowledge I have (going through your CCNA course right now) I wasn't able to make it work, because you'd have to assign the same ip address to two subinterfaces, since it's the address of the default gateway and there's only one gateway for one subnet, from what I know. I also tried this scenario in packet tracer, the exchange within a VLAN works fine, because packets don't leave the broadcast domain (I mean switch still sends a copy to the router which just drops them, but it doesn't cause any errors for routing inside VLAN), but I wasn't able to setup neither pinging another VLAN in the same subnet nor pinging a separate subnet entirely. But from what I've read on the Internet it's not impossible, just very inconvenient and is considered a 'hacky' solution.

[davidshor]

third, thank you kind sir for everything that you do

[domainmojo]

That moment when you confuse "ascending" and "descending"...

[etet]

For once I disagree with Jeremy. There's really no good reason to have two L3 on one L2, except during migration processes. If you want a new L3 for whatever reason, just add a new L2 beneath it.

[kylevietle]

I don't understand how question number 5 can be B "3". In all my labs, I've tested it generated 4 non default vlans