Why Linksys routers are so cheap...
Kevin D. Clark
kevin_d_clark at comcast.net
Wed Sep 23 10:31:31 EDT 2009
Bill McGonigle writes:
> You can number and name VLAN's. The range is 1-4092, but I read only 64
> simultaneous are available.
Yes, this is because each VLAN on the switch is modeled as being its
own seperate instantation of a bridge, and each instance takes up
system resources.
[...]
> There's another tab called 'PVID (Port VLAN ID)'. You can type in a
> VLAN # here for each port. I don't understand what this does that the
> previous tagging doesn't. The help pages are syntactical, not
> conceptual in nature.
The PVID is the default VLAN tag that will be applied to an untagged
frame upon ingress to the switch.
Regards,
--kevin
--
If the packet is transmitted, it will fall into the ether;
If it remains in the queue, it will exceed its TTL,
That little VLAN tag
Is a very strange thing.
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