Cisco CCNA - VLANs Made Easy Lecture Part 6
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Finally something that I can understand. Thank you.
malcolmclark2001 5 months ago
what Emulation Software are you using?
pyrotinker 8 months ago
Exelent, this is the best tutorial ever about VLAN, i have next week exam , and before i've see this tutorial, i understand nothing about VLAN, but now i know how vlan is works and understand how its works, thank so much @ paulwbrowning
greets from Amsterdam
redouanchapie 8 months ago
@b1tchX2 Hey there ima try to explain it, so.. ur right about what u are saying but the point is that if PC1 & PC2 is from the, lets say engineering department, and PC3&PC4 is from the reception department. The reception and the engineering department shouldn't be able to talk to each other, cuz in some cases it could be traffic that u wouldn't want to be shared all over the network. That's one reason why Vlans are efficient. Hope i explained something atleast :)
jockejokis 9 months ago
Fantastic explanation Best ever CCNA video and the way explained is so clear i have no question left in my mind TBH . KUDOS ! Extremely helpful and understandable . Thanks you .
goldtipu 1 year ago