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|    Mark Wooding to nahum_barnea@yahoo.com    |
|    Re: VLAN question    |
|    26 Jan 09 15:32:44    |
      2e27a09b       From: mdw@distorted.org.uk              nahum_barnea@yahoo.com writes:              > "For example, a user might have been working in Marketing and is now       > moving to Finance. Instead of moving their physical PC, simply modify       > the VLAN configuration of the port, changing it from the Marketing       > VLAN to the Finance VLAN. [...]"       > (http://www.2000trainers.com/cisco-ccna-03/ccna-vlan-benefits/)       >       > And here is what I do not understand:       > What does this company gain from the VLAN?              I think the example given is somewhat contrived -- if someone is moving       between departments, it's not unlikely he'll move desks too, and       distinct physical networks would do fairly well. But the point is       presumably that they could move him over without messing with wires or       moving his desk just by configuring the switch.              -- [mdw]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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