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Module 4: Inter-VLAN Routing

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4.1

Methods of Inter-VLAN Routing

4.1.1 | Key components of Inter-VLAN routing
4.1.2 | Comparison of Layer 2 and Layer 3 operations in the core
4.1.3 | Inter-VLAN routing performance and scalability issues
4.1.4 | Role of the different VLANs
4.1.5 | Route switch processors
4.1.6 | Router-on-a-stick
4.1.7 | When to use the router-on-a-stick design
4.1.8 | Cisco Layer 3 feature cards

4.2

Configuring Inter-VLAN Routing

4.2.1 | Configuring inter-VLAN routing in a switched network
4.2.2 | Configuring inter-VLAN routing via the switch virtual interface
4.2.3 | Configuring inter-VLAN routing via the routed port
4.2.4 | Configuring routing between an external router and an internal route processor
4.2.5 | Configuring the router for the native VLAN
4.2.6 | Configuring router-on-a-stick
4.2.7 | Verifying the inter-VLAN routing configuration
4.2.8 | Troubleshooting inter-VLAN routing

4.3

Hands-on Lab Exercises

4.3.1 | Configure an external router to route inter-VLAN traffic
4.3.2 | Configure inter-VLAN with an internal route processor
4.3.3 | Configure routing between an external router and an internal route processor

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