Hi,
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 06:39:45AM -0500, Paul Stewart wrote:
> I was kind of wondering the same thing... a couple hundred VLAN's spread
> across several 6500's and never had an issue in 7 years.... :)
If you want fun, try this:
- connect another switch, have it learn the VTP database, make it a
VTP master (VTP can have multiple masters)
- disconnect it, to use it in a lab setup, or so
- for the LAB setup, decide "oh, I don't need all those VLANs that are
there from the original setup"
- some time later, connect it back to the "real" setup, and watch all
VLANs on *all* switches go...
gert
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