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Hii everybody, I am new in networking field, i am working as network administrator, can anybody please tell me how to add one host in more than one VLAN, so that he can could communicate with both VLAN users... the switches are 2900 series. its urgent Thanks in advance

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Hi. Make the switchport on which the PC is connected member for several VLANs. The command syntax might look something like this: interface FastEthernet0/1 switchport mode access switchport access vlan 1 switchport access vlan 3 switchport access vlan 5 Now the workstation, that is connected on interface Fa0/1 is member of VLAN 1, 3 and 5. Since you use Cisco products you might wish to have a look at www.cisco.com.
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If the host doesn’t understand VLAN tags and for some reason the router isn’t giving adequate connectivity between your VLANs, you can add network cards and appropriate IPs to the host for each VLAN you want to talk to.
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You need a layer 3 device (Router or Layer3 switch) to route between the VLANs unless your network cards are capable of VLAN Trunks. A 2900 Series switch does not have the functionality built in to perform interVLAN routing.

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