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Implement VTP : Implement VTP LAN Switching and Wireless – Chapter 4

Objectives : Objectives Explain the role of VTP in a converged switched network Describe the operation of VTP: VTP domains, VTP Modes, VTP Advertisements, and VTP Pruning. Configure VTP on the switches in a converged network.

VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP) : VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP) VLAN database information is created on each switch VLAN.DAT However, individual databases in a large network are not efficient Cisco created VTP to solve this problem VLAN consistency in network Easier monitoring and maintenance Dynamic reporting ofVLANs across network

VTP Terms : VTP Terms VTP domain – switches that share VLAN info based on domain name VTP advertisements – information frames exchanged in domain (3 types) VTP modes – switch roles in domain (3 roles) VTP Server VTP Client VTP Transparent VTP Pruning – limits broadcasts carried across trunk links

Default VTP Configuration : Default VTP Configuration Catalyst switches are set to server mode by default View settings with SHOW VTP STATUS VTP version: default is V.1 V.2 is supported but turned off Configuration Revision Important value in domain Other options Maximum VLANs Number of existing VLANs (VLAN1 only by default) VTP domain name is blank (null) VTP pruning is off

Configuration Revisions - more : Configuration Revisions - more Revision number changes on Server VLANs added and deleted VTP frames use number to sync updates Higher number indicates newer information Resetting Revision number Change the domain name to a bogus domain and then change to original domain name Sets the revision to “0”

VTP Domains : VTP Domains Domains are used to propagate VLAN databases Multiple domains can be used inlarger networks to break upVLAN advertisements Domain name must matchexactly (case sensitive) Switch can only belong to one domain at a time Domains use servers, clients, and advertisements Passwords should be used to protect domain advertisements MD5 hash also helps to protect advertisements

VTP Advertisements : VTP Advertisements Advertisements are sent on trunk links Contained in data portion of Ethernet frame and 802.1q tagged Advertisements are sent as Layer 2 Multicasts Advertisement types Summary – domain name and basic information Subset – contains VLAN details Requests – from clients to server, multicast Server responds with summary and then needed subsets

VTP Modes : VTP Modes Server Create, modify, delete VLANs Sources and replies to advertisements Updates revision number based on local changes Client Cannot create, modify, delete VLANs Not permanently stored VLANs (in RAM only) Can send VTP requests Transparent Stores local only VLANs (in VLAN.dat) Ignores but forwards domain VTP advertisements

VTP Pruning Functions : VTP Pruning Functions Protects trunk lines from unneeded traffic Needs to be enabled on only one switch in domain Command: VTP PRUNING Switches dynamically determine what VLAN traffic needs to be trunked or dropped (pruned)

VTP Best Practices : VTP Best Practices Reset all switches to defaults Don’t allow higher revision numbers! Include redundant VTP server VTP domain name only needs to be configured on server VTP domain and passwords match Same VTP version on all switches Confirm VTP operations and then create VLANs Trunk links – only these ports carry VTP traffic!

VTP Configuration Steps : VTP Configuration Steps Set all VTP settings to default Configure the SERVER with no devices connected vtp mode server vtp domain {name} Add VLANs and enable trunks Configure the CLIENTS vtp mode client Connect and confirm Show VTP Status Password protect the domain with: vtp password {password}

Oops, Troubleshooting VTP : Oops, Troubleshooting VTP Which version is enabled? Vtp version {1/2} Matching passwords and domain names (case sensitive) No VTP server VTP server with higher revision number Example: connecting old switch that was not reset

Manage VLANs on a VTP Network : Manage VLANs on a VTP Network Create VLANs on the domain Server Summary advertisements inform clients of changes Client sends request advertisement Server responds with summary and needed subset advertisements Show VLAN on clients to confirm Catch 22: VLANs learned but not assigned Must manually assign ports locally

Chapter 4 Labs : Chapter 4 Labs 4.4.1 Basic VTP Configuration 4.4.2 VTP Configuration Challenge 4.4.3 Troubleshooting VTP configuration

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