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CONFIGURATION and CREATION of V-LAN

V-LAN:

A V-LAN is basically a group of devices on one or more LAN's that are configured so that we are able to communicate easily. This helps the devices to be connected to same V-LAN, are directly connected to each other. They are also connected on different LAN segments.
They are more flexible as they are based on logical connections. 

V-LAN Creation:

Import 2960 switch and connect 4 PCs with same switch with the help of fast Ethernet.
But do not connect any PC with port-1 because we have to check the output at it. Now, create a separate V-LAN using following steps-

1) Open Config. terminal
2) Then enable it
3) Give the name to V-LAN
4) Exit

Now, we will configure V-LAN in packet tracer-

1)Configure Terminal
2)Interface ID
3)Switch port access to VLAN
4)Switch port access VLAN_ID
5)Exit


Commands:
enable
#config_t
#vlan 1
#name cce
#exit
#int fa 0/2
#switch port access to vlan1
#exit

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