Cisco FWSM 6500 limit group vlan module

With licensed 20 firewalls FWSM.

not more than 16 groups of VLANs are allowed for a single module.

What is the limit of the vlan-groups with a license of 50 or more?

Lowen is right, you can actually all your VLAN map on the module with a single group. Then in the context of the system, you decide which VLAN correspond to which contexts.

In response to your question lowen, Yes, you can map several groups on a single module. I acutally do sometimes, even if it is not a practical reason to do so.

-Eric

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