The first step in configuring VLANs is to give each one a unique VLAN ID and assign the appropriate ports to that VLAN. To enable traffic routing between VLANs, activate IP routing on the device next. Then, assign IP addresses to each VLAN's ports on the VLAN network. To guarantee correct routing between VLANs, add static routes or dynamic routing protocols. Finally, if necessary, set firewall rules or access control lists (ACLs) to regulate and filter traffic between VLANs. For effective deployment, check the settings and test inter-VLAN communication.

The first step in configuring VLANs is to give each one a unique VLAN ID and assign the appropriate ports to that VLAN. To enable traffic routing between VLANs, activate IP routing on the device next. Then, assign IP addresses to each VLAN's ports on the VLAN network. To guarantee correct routing between VLANs, add static routes or dynamic routing protocols. Finally, if necessary, set firewall rules or access control lists (ACLs) to regulate and filter traffic between VLANs. For effective deployment, check the settings and test inter-VLAN communication.