VLAN’s
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What is VLAN’s?
VLANs (Virtual LANs) are a logical grouping of network devices that allows them to communicate as if they were on the same physical network segment, regardless of their actual physical location. They are commonly used to segment networks for security, performance, or administrative reasons. This segmentation improves network efficiency and reduces broadcast traffic.
What other technologies are related to VLAN’s?
VLAN’s Competitor Technologies
Cisco ASA
A specific firewall product that competes with other firewall solutions.
SonicWall
A specific firewall product that competes with other firewall solutions.
Fortigate
A specific firewall product that competes with other firewall solutions.
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VLAN’s Complementary Technologies
ACL’s
Access Control Lists are used in firewalls and routers to define security policies. This complements the functionality of a Firewall.
VPN's
VPNs can be configured on firewalls to allow remote access and secure site-to-site communication. Firewalls often act as VPN endpoints.
QoS
Quality of Service can be implemented to manage and prioritize traffic through a firewall.
Which job functions commonly mention VLAN’s?
Network Administrator
0.2% of all Network Administrator jobs mention VLAN’s
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Network Engineer
0.1% of all Network Engineer jobs mention VLAN’s
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IT Support
0.1% of all IT Support jobs mention VLAN’s
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Information Technology
361 Information Technology jobs mention VLAN’s
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Engineer
483 Engineer jobs mention VLAN’s
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