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For questions about Virtual LANs (VLANs) which are used to divide what otherwise would be a single OSI layer-2 broadcast domain into multiple, logical OSI layer-2 broadcast domains.
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Asterix in the traceroute
I have an HP v1910 switch with a a few VLAN interfaces. Let's take the first VLAN, VLAN10, which runs all my laptops etc... All VLANs connect via a trunk port to my router (Draytek Vigor 2920). … However, when trying to run a traceroute, I get the first IP (my VLAN interface) then *'s followed by my ISPs gateway IP address. …
