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Asked: October 3, 20212021-10-03T22:59:48+05:30 2021-10-03T22:59:48+05:30

What Are Three Primary Benefits Of Using Vlans?

What Are Three Primary Benefits Of Using Vlans?
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    1. Maryam Khalid
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      2022-03-31T23:39:28+05:30Added an answer on March 31, 2022 at 11:39 pm

      What are the three primary benefits of using VLANs? 

      • It is more secure.
      •  Cost-effective.
      • Less in the number of trunk links.
      • Better efficiency of the IT employee.
      • Satisfaction for the end-users.
      • There is no need for the configuration.

      Answer: The VLAN is secure, cost-effective, and have better efficiency for the IT employee and some other such as better performance, broadcast storm mitigation, easy project, and application maintenance. The end-user has no interaction with the VLAN and VLAN does need the configuration. The VLANs are allocated to an access port, and that’s why there is no need to lessen the trunk link number.

      The benefit of using VLANs:

      VLANs have various benefits which are helpful in most the situation and some of them are described in the following sections:

      • VLANs allow the logical end-stations groups which are scattered on the network. If the VLAN is in a different place but performs the same function, then the end-stations of the users do not need to reconfigure. Same as if the user changes the function, and there is no need to physically move, then change the VLAN of the end-station to the new make the end-station local to the new teams.
      • To have the broadcast traffic the VLAN lessens the need to implement the router on a network. The packet flooding is limited to that kind of port related to the VLAN.
      • The detention of the broadcast domain will reduce the traffic on the network’s detention making the VLAN end-station prevent form containing and listening to the broadcast which is not related to them. However, if there is no connection among the VLANs, then the VLAN end-stations have no connection with the other VLANs station.
      • For the IT staff who are managing the bugs, problems in the VLAN become easy to solve.
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