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Posted by sinbad on September 29, 2008, 9:42 pm
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> if a mac classification is done for a mac address. The host with that
> mac address cannot be part of anyother vlans?
> p1 m1 p2 p3,v1 p4,v1
> a ---------------------------- b ------------------------c
>
> mac classification is done at p2 for vlan v2, so host 'a' can never be
> reachable within vlan v1 for
> other hosts? suppose in the above setup 'host a' can never reach 'c'
> though both part of vlan 1,
> is this correct?
I mean to say, mac classification is done at p2 for mac m1 of host 'a'
to vlan v2.
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