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1. Definition
A virtual local area network (VLAN) is a group of logical devices and users. These devices and users are not restricted by their physical location. They can be organized according to factors such as functions, departments, and applications, and they communicate with each other as if they are in The same in the same network segment, hence the name virtual local area network. VLAN is a relatively new technology. It works on the second and third layers of the OSI reference model. A VLAN is a broadcast domain, and the communication between VLANs is completed by the router on the third layer. Compared with traditional local area network technology, VLAN technology is more flexible, and it has the following advantages: Reduced management overhead for the movement, addition and modification of network equipment; can control broadcast activities; can improve network security.
In a computer network, a Layer 2 network can be divided into multiple different broadcast domains. A broadcast domain corresponds to a specific user group. By default, these different broadcast domains are isolated from each other. To communicate between different broadcast domains, one or more routers are required. Such a broadcast domain is called a VLAN. 2. Several divisions of VLAN. In fact, VLAN is the abbreviation of Virtual Local Area Network (Virtual Local Area Network), which is an emerging of virtual working group by dividing the devices in the LAN logically rather than physically into individual network segments. technology. VLAN is proposed to solve the broadcast problem and security of Ethernet. It adds VLAN header on the basis of Ethernet frame, uses VLAN ID to divide users into smaller working groups, and restricts users between different working groups. Inter-layer visits, each working group is a virtual local area network. The advantage of a virtual local area network is that it can limit the broadcast range and form a virtual work group to dynamically manage the network. VLAN technology allows network managers to logically divide a physical LAN into different broadcast domains, namely VLANs. Each VLAN contains a group of computer workstations with the same requirements and has the same attributes as the physical LAN. But because it is logically rather than physically divided, each workstation in the same VLAN does not need to be placed in the same physical space, that is, these workstations do not necessarily belong to the same physical LAN network segment. Broadcast and unicast traffic within a VLAN will not be forwarded to other VLANs, even if two computers have the same network segment, but they do not have the same VLAN number, their respective broadcast streams will not be forwarded to each other. Helps control traffic, reduce equipment investment, simplify network management, and improve network security.
1. Divide VLAN according to port
Many VLAN vendors use switch ports to divide VLAN members. The configured ports are all in the same broadcast domain. For example, ports 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of a switch are defined as virtual network AAA, and ports 6, 7, and 8 of the same switch form virtual network BBB. Doing so allows communication between the ports and allows the upgrade of shared networks. However, this division mode restricts the virtual network to one switch.
The second-generation port VLAN technology allows VLANs to be divided across multiple different ports of multiple switches, and several ports on different switches can form the same virtual network.
The network members are divided by switch ports, and the configuration process is simple and straightforward. Therefore, from the current point of view, this method of dividing VLANs according to ports is still the most commonly used method.
2. Divide VLAN according to MAC address
This method of dividing VLANs is based on the MAC address of each host, that is, each host with a MAC address is configured to which group it belongs to. The biggest advantage of this method of dividing VLANs is that when the user's physical location moves, that is, when changing from one switch to another, the VLAN does not need to be reconfigured. Therefore, it can be considered that this method of dividing based on the MAC address is based on the user's VLAN. The disadvantage of this method is that during initialization, all users must be configured. If there are hundreds or even thousands of users, the configuration is very tiring. Moreover, this method of division also leads to a reduction in the efficiency of the switch, because there may be many members of the VLAN group on each switch port, so that broadcast packets cannot be restricted. In addition, for users of laptop computers, their network cards may be replaced frequently, so VLANs must be continuously configured.
3. Divide VLANs according to the network layer
This method of dividing VLANs is based on the network layer address or protocol type (if multiple protocols are supported) of each host. Although this method of dividing is based on network addresses, such as IP addresses, it is not a route. Routing has nothing to do with it.
The advantage of this method is that the user's physical location is changed, there is no need to reconfigure the VLAN to which it belongs, and VLANs can be divided according to the protocol type, which is very important for network administrators, and this method does not require additional Frame tags are used to identify VLANs, which can reduce network traffic.
The disadvantage of this method is low efficiency, because it takes processing time to check the network layer address of each data packet (compared to the previous two methods). The general switch chip can automatically check the Ethernet frame of the data packet on the network. Header, but for the chip to check the IP frame header, higher technology is required, and it is also more time-consuming. Of course, this is related to the implementation methods of various vendors.
4. Divide VLAN according to IP multicast
IP multicast is actually a VLAN definition, that is, a multicast group is considered to be a VLAN. This method of division expands the VLAN to the WAN, so this method has greater flexibility and is easy to pass through the router. Expansion, of course, this method is not suitable for LAN, mainly because of inefficiency.
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