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  1. The VLANs need to be created on the L3 switch.
  2. The gateway IP addresses must be configured on the L3 switch, on each VLAN interface/SVI.
  3. IP addresses on an L2 switch are for management only - usually you only configure a single address in the management VLAN.
  4. You should use friendly port names (kudos FrameHowitzer) for reference and to avoid misconfiguration.
  1. The VLANs need to be created on the L3 switch.
  2. The gateway IP addresses must be configured on the L3 switch, on each VLAN interface/SVI.
  3. IP addresses on an L2 switch are for management only - usually you only configure a single address in the management VLAN.
  1. The VLANs need to be created on the L3 switch.
  2. The gateway IP addresses must be configured on the L3 switch, on each VLAN interface/SVI.
  3. IP addresses on an L2 switch are for management only - usually you only configure a single address in the management VLAN.
  4. You should use friendly port names (kudos FrameHowitzer) for reference and to avoid misconfiguration.
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Zac67 ♦
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  1. The VLANs need to be created on the L3 switch.
  2. The gateway IP addresses must be configured on the L3 switch, on each VLAN interface/SVI.
  3. IP addresses on an L2 switch are for management only - usually you only configure a single address in the management VLAN.