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My question is related to this post. I have different VLANs on my router. So I have VLAN 2 connected to one switch, so I made this switch's management VLAN 2. I have VLAN 3 connected to another switch, and I made this switch's management VLAN 3. Is this a good practice?
Depends on how difficult you want to make your network management life, or how many dedicated management zones you need e.g. for customer and/or management segregation , ... answer yourself.
Depends on how difficult you want to make your network management life, or how many dedicated management zones you need e.g. for customer and/or management segregation , ... answer yourself.
