[c-nsp] Flooding +SVI
Sukumar Subburayan
sukumars at cisco.com
Tue May 31 02:13:21 EDT 2005
When you mean "flooded" traffic, I assume that you mean traffic flooded on
the source vlan due to unknown DA-MAC.
It is not possible to forward such flooded traffic from one vlan to
another vlan.
You could try some cable "hacks" to connect a switchport on vlan 1 to a
switchport on vlan 600, so the switchport on vlan 1 will receive the
flooded packet and hard switch it to the the port on vlan 600.
However, you need to be very very careful about spanning tree implications
of accidently creating a loop if both the ports are on the same vlan etc..
Depending upon the topology you may run into other L2/L3 issues.
sukumar
On Mon, 30 May 2005, Alexandra Alvarado wrote:
> Hello,
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> Do exist the possibility to pass flooding coming from vlan 1 to another vlan
> like 600 through a SVI configured in a switch catalyst 3550.
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> Thanks
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> Alexandra Alvarado
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