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Can an Interface and Sub Interface be part of different zones and have an individual IP?

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Can an Interface and Sub Interface be part of different zones and have an individual IP?

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yadsingh
L2 Linker

‎01-08-2017 08:01 PM

I know we have to untag an Interface but I was wondering if this is an option?

 

Regards,

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santonic
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‎01-08-2017 10:57 PM

Yes, interface and subinterface can be in different zones and can be in different networks.

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santonic
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‎01-08-2017 10:57 PM

Yes, interface and subinterface can be in different zones and can be in different networks.

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