How To Set Vlan On Cisco Switch?
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1. Connect to the switch using a terminal emulator program and then log in with your administrative credentials.
2. Enter global configuration mode on the CLI by typing “configure terminal”.
3. Create a VLAN by typing “vlan [ID]”, replacing [ID] with the VLAN ID.
4. Name the VLAN by typing “name [VLAN NAME]”, replacing [VLAN NAME] with the name of the VLAN.
5. Set the IP address for the VLAN by typing “ip address [IP ADDRESS]”, replacing [IP ADDRESS] with the desired IP address for the VLAN.
6. Assign ports to the VLAN by typing “interface [PORT NUMBER]”, replacing [PORT NUMBER] with the port number that should be assigned to the VLAN.
7. Configure the port to be a member of the VLAN by typing “switchport access vlan [ID]”, replacing [ID] with the VLAN ID.
8. Save the configuration by typing “write memory”.