Question

STATIC IP ADDRESS REQUIRE WITHIN A CISCO 4006 SWITCH USING VLAN

Cisco, Routers, Switches, VLAN

Hi Guys,
I have a VLAN configured on a Cisco 4006 switch port, I have already create VLAN 210 on the switch, and assign some of the interface to that VLAN 210, now there is requirement that I need to provide some static ip addresses to couple of devices
Now my problem is that I know that I need to reclaim some of the ports that I have used for the VLAN (to be precise 6 interfaces), my question is how do I make that interface to be able to talk to all other devices on the network that are using DHCP or static, further do I need to apply any configuration to that interface after reclaiming it, as I do with the VLAN based interface.
Please, step-by-step will be appreciated.


Thanks

You will need to provide more details about what other subnets (VLANs) are using this using this switch and where their default gateways are located. Based on what I read here, the "reclaimed" interfaces will belong to a different VLAN and will need to be configured as "access" type ports. There will also need to be a path to these devices DHCP and/or default gateway through this switch. You can turn off the unwanted settings by putting a "no" in front of the command line when in config mode.