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ccna wireless book.3. create VLAN2 on switch 2950-1, then configure interface fhO/3 as an access link port and assign it to VLAN 2. o Enter configuration mode: execute the commands enable and configure terminals in order to create VLAN2 using the command vlan 2. Enter interface configuration mode: use the command interfacefastethernet0/3o assign the interface to a VLAN: execute the commands switchport mode access and switchport access vlan 2o exit configuration mode: execute the command exit twice.4. view the VLANs on switch 2950-1: Use the command show vlan. confirm that interface faO/3 is in VLAN 2 and that all other interfaces are in VLAN 1.5. ping Host-2 ( 192.168.1.11) connected to switch 2950-1 from Host-1, did it work? In the tab Lab Instructions, select Host-1 from the drop-down list Devices, or click the label NetMap, and then double-click the device icon Host. Execute the command ping 192.168.1.11, this operation should end in failure because Host.2 is located in VLAN1 and Host-1 is located in VLAN2.6. on the switch 2950-1, move Host-2 into VLAN2 and check the configuration. In the tab Lab Instructions, select 2950-1 from the drop-down list Devices, or click the tab NetMap, and then double-click the device icon 2950-1. o On the switch 2950-1, go to the interface connected to Host-2: execute the commands configure terminal and interface faO/4. faO/4. Assign the interface to VLAN2: Execute the commands switchport mode accessand switchport access vlan2Out of the configuration mode: execute the command exit twice. 7. view VLAN: Execute the command show vlan to confirm that faO/3 and faO/4 are in VLAN2. 8. Host-2 ( 192.168.1.11) connected to switch 2950-1 from Host-lping, did it work? From Host-1, you are able toping switches 2950-1 and 2950-2? In the tab Lab Instructions, select Host-1 from the drop-down list Devices, or click on the label NetMap, then double-click on the device icon Host-lo and execute the command ping 192.168.1.11, this operation should be successful because all connections from Host-1 to Host-2 are located in VLAN2 . Execute the commands ping 192.168.1.2 and ping 192.168.1.3, both of which should fail because the IP addresses of both switches belong to VLAN1, while Host.2 is located in VLAN2.You should now be able to more comfortably configure VLANs on the switchoExam Requirements VLAN OverviewInterestingly, this chapter is more important to the CCNA exam than any other chapter. The exam focuses on VLAN concepts and their connectivity troubleshooting, but you may encounter some exam questions related to VLAN configuration. It is important to understand what VLANs are, the benefits they provide, the different subnets they represent, and when to use them.Understand that to route traffic between VLANs, you need routers. Understand why VLANs are used to isolate different types of traffic: data, voice, and video.