WHAT IS INTER-VLAN ROUTING INTER-VLAN ROUTING IS THE ABILITY TO ROUTE, OR SEND, TRAFFIC BETWEEN VLANS THAT ARE NORMALLY BLOCKED BY DEFAULT. ROUTER ON A STICK (ROAS) IS A TECHNIQUE USED IN NETWORKING TO CONNECT MULTIPLE VLANS TO A SINGLE PHYSICAL INTERFACE ON A ROUTER. THIS IS ACHIEVED BY CREATING SUB-INTERFACES ON THE PHYSICAL INTERFACE, WITH EACH SUB-INTERFACE REPRESENTING A DIFFERENT VLAN. EACH SUB-INTERFACE IS THEN ASSIGNED AN IP ADDRESS FROM THE CORRESPONDING VLAN SUBNET. SWITCHES AND VLANS WORK AT THE MAC ADDRESS LAYER (LAYER 2). TRAFFIC CAN'T BE ROUTED BETWEEN VLANS AT LAYER 2 BASED ON MAC ADDRESSES. IN A LAN ENVIRONMENT, VLANS DIVIDE BROADCAST DOMAINS. WHEN A HOST IN ONE VLAN MUST COMMUNICATE WITH A HOST IN ANOTHER VLAN, THE TRAFFIC MUST BE ROUTED BETWEEN THEM. THIS TYPE OF ROUTING IS CALLED INTER-VLAN ROUTING. INTERVLAN IS A MECHANISM IN WHICH DIFFERENT VLANS CAN COMMUNICATE TO EACH OTHER. ______________________ CONFIGURATION STEP 1 CONFIGURES VLAN ON SWITCH. ASSIGN P