VLAN definition

VLAN means a data communication network, configured using the IEEE 802.1q standard that logically interconnects computers and network devices, allowing a group of hosts to communicate, regardless of Location, as if they were attached to the same physical media.
VLAN means virtual LAN.

Examples of VLAN in a sentence

  • Class D Best Effort (Uplink) Bandwidth : VLAN: Network PIM setting RP Address Multicast Addresses Static join Multicast Addresses BSR (Sparse mode) Static (sparse mode) Contract Period Minimum Term🏳 12 Months Others (Please specify): Customer requested RFS date∧ Additional Information ∧ Subject to agreement, resource availability and confirmation by Nucleus Connect.

  • VLAN and traffic policing will be provisioned in the INUe to separate the Juniper MPLS traffic from Adtran network.


More Definitions of VLAN

VLAN is a Virtual LAN which means a broadcast domain partitioned and isolated in a computer network at the OSI layer-2 as defined by IEEE standard 802.1Q;
VLAN means a logical grouping of end stations within a bridged infrastructure, also known as Virtual LAN.
VLAN means Virtual Local Area Network. While an actual definition is quite technical, VLAN and Virtual Private Networks (VPN) are ways to use software to create a private communications network. While other broadband circuits may share the same fiber optic and electronics that provide the seller’s lit bandwidth, by using software controls and electronics programming, the traffic for a particular circuit or group of circuits can be made private and virtually as secure as if the network had its own dedicated fiber optic strands and electronics.
VLAN means the Virtual Local Access Network;
VLAN means virtual local area network. “VPN” means virtual private network. “VRF” means VPN Routing Forwarding.
VLAN or “Virtual Local Area Network” means a connection of two locations within the Supplier’s Network so as to create therein an Ethernet virtual local area network that enables data transfer between the locations connected by the same virtual network and prevents data transfer between locations that are not part of the same virtual network.