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Jun 29, 2008 47 Replies

I don't see what it has to do with "registers" at all.

It is also not clear exactly what you mean by "the switch controller".

No Layer 2 switch is required to provide that kind of communications. When the switch -does- provide it, *something* in the switch has to have been built or configured to provide the service. Whether that "something" is the "switch controller" or is the Quantum Pixies From Mars is irrelevant: the device either can do it or it cannot. (And if the device wasn't -designed- to allow it but accidently allows it anyhow, then that wouldn't be the first time.)

Hello ever-body

Can u please tell me if there is any difference b/w

inter-switch link port and trunk port

Thanks

On 06.07.2008 18:07 vicky wrote

yes,

Arnold

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Then please explain what type of difference b/w inter-switch link port and trunk port

Vikrant

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Hello Sir

I ve a query related to inter-vlan(port based) communication so first please read my query which in my share web file named as

stp and vlan case.txt

the link for my share web file is --

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please read it and then please reply.

Thanks

Vikrant

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Hello Sir

I ve a query related to inter-vlan(port based) communication so first please read my query which in my share web file named as

stp and vlan case.txt

the link for my share web file is --

formatting link

please read it and then please reply.

Thanks

Vikrant

Hello

Please access my share web file link ---

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and please see my query which is in the vlan case1.jpg file.

Thanks in advance

Vikrant

Hello

Please access my share web file link ---

formatting link

and please see my query which is in the vlan case1.jpg file.

Thanks in advance

Vikrant

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