:Unmanaged layer 2 switches do that, but the "intelligent" layer 3 switches
:certainly don't.  Layer 3 switches can be configured to consider 2 physically
:adjacent ports to be on completely different networks; they will not even
:share broadcast traffic.  If you shop carefully, you can even buy switches
:where you can configure VLANs based on user authentication, any given 
:physical port can join a VLAN based on a user login program rather than
:port number or MAC or IP address.
:
:Wes Peters                                                         Softweyr LLC
:http://softweyr.com/                                           [EMAIL PROTECTED]
    
    I would *never* *ever* configure a switch with dynamic VLANs.  Not even
    if my life depended on it.  It would be impossible to track down
    problems.  It's hard enough keeping the network topology straight with
    statically configured VLANs.

                                        -Matt
                                        Matthew Dillon 
                                        <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>



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