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  1. Management IP Address - Cisco Learning Network

    A management IP is an IP address that is used for management purposes. For example, the IP that is configured on a switch so that you can remotely access the switch via its IP address would be …

  2. Difference between SVI and Management IP - Cisco Learning Network

    Dec 8, 2024 · A management IP is an ip address an organization uses to manage the decide usually a loopback or management network vlan IP. They can be the same or they don’t have to be.

  3. Why is ip default-gateway command necessary on switches?

    In this case, why is the 'ip default-gateway' command necessary on the switch? The host has been configured with the default gateway's IP address and will use ARP to find the default gateway's MAC …

  4. Good day, Is it possible to put the management IP Address of a switch ...

    Dec 17, 2024 · Yes, it is absolutely possible to assign the management IP address of a switch to a VLAN other than VLAN 1 and still be able to Telnet or SSH into the switch, provided the following …

  5. Secondary IP address on router's interface,practical example?

    To assign multiple IP addresses to network interfaces, use the following command in interface configuration mode: Command Purpose Router (config-if)# ip addressip-address masksecondary

  6. Difference between management interface vlan1 & ip default-gateway

    The management address is like a host address you assign to the switch to enable remote access to it. It is different from the ip default-gateway command. The ip default-gateway defines where the switch …

  7. What is loopback addresses,what is the purpose of using it and when …

    So if we don't want to change management ip addresses every time an interface goes down, we wnt to use am ip address, which is reachable independently from a specific physical interface, and the …

  8. how to assign static IP on a switch - Cisco Learning Network

    Note that although you can assign multiple ip addresses on a L3 switche's physical (e.g. fa0/1 fa0/2 gi0/1) or virtual (vlan 1, vlan 3, vlan 3000, or a loopback lo1, lo2,lo3), all of the ip address must be in …

  9. OSPF: Why use Loopback over Router-ID - Cisco Learning Network

    Feb 24, 2025 · As we know, router-id must be unique all over the OSPF network. A loopback ip address chosen as the router-id, in case you don´t configure one. As a good practice, you may configure …

  10. VLAN and SVI - Cisco Learning Network

    An SVI will not be active until it is associated with a physical port. Remember in your CCNA studies, before you can configure remote (telnet) access to the switch you need to configure an IP address …