How To Config Vlan In Cisco Switch?
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1. Log in to the switch using an administrator account and the correct password.
2. Enter global configuration mode by typing “config t” at the command prompt.
3. Create a new VLAN by typing “vlan [id number]” at the command prompt and pressing Enter. This will also create a default VLAN on the switch with the specified ID number.
4. Assign the VLAN an IP address if desired. This will allow other devices on the VLAN to communicate with each other. To do this, type “interface vlan [id number]” and press Enter. Then type “ip address [IP address] [subnet mask]” and press Enter.
5. Assign ports to the VLAN by typing “interface [port number]” and press Enter. Then type “switchport access vlan [id number]” and press Enter.
6. Save changes to the VLAN configuration by typing “wr mem” at the command prompt and pressing Enter. This will store the new VLAN configuration in the flash memory of the switch.