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Troubleshooting VLANs

In the previous section, we discussed the use of three CLI commands that can be used for the troubleshooting of Physical Layer issues. This section describes some common approaches to identifying and troubleshooting intra-VLAN connectivity issues. Some of the more common causes of intra-VLAN connectivity issues include:

  1. Duplex Mismatches
  2. Bad NIC or Cable
  3. Congestion
  4. Hardware Issues
  5. Software Issues
  6. Resource Oversubscription
  7. Configuration Issues

Duplex mismatches can result in very slow network performance and connectivity. While some improvements in auto negotiation have been made . . .

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