
When you create a [switched virtual interface](/vlans-svi) (SVI), it will display various operational statuses depending upon the parameters of the [VLAN](/vlan) in which it has been created.  Specifically:

* When an SVI's VLAN is not assigned to any [access](/switchport-access) ports, and is not allowed on any [trunk](/switchport-trunk)s, the line protocol will be down.
* When an SVI exists but its VLAN does not exist both the status and line protocol will be down.
* When an SVI exists and it’s VLAN exists, and the VLAN is assigned to at least one access port or is allowed on at least one trunk, the status and line protocol will be up.
* If an SVI's line protocol and status are up, and its VLAN is deleted, then the status will remain up, but the line protocol will be down.  Only after the SVI is shutdown and brought back up will both the status and line protocol be down.

Links:

https://networklessons.com/switching/intervlan-routing

https://forum.networklessons.com/t/troubleshooting-inter-vlan-routing/1184/11?u=lagapides

VLAN SVI status

Syslog relay or proxy

Syslog severity levels

Syslog

TCP - Congestion control

TCP - Header

TCP - SEQ and ACK values

TCP - Slow start

TCP - Three-way handshake

TCP - Urgent pointer field

TCP - Window Size Scaling

TCP - factors affecting segment size

TCP - role of checksum field

TCP MSS and window size

TCP RST flag

TCP SYN timeout

TCP header options

TCP phantom byte

TCP-IP model

TFTP

Tcl Shell

Telnet

Time to live

Traceroute - Interpreting output

Traceroute asterisk and !H responses

Traceroute

Transparent Cisco IOS Firewall use cases

Transport Layer port number

Troubleshooting - using Telnet to test transport layer ports

Troubleshooting a slow network

Troubleshooting high CPU and memory usage on a switch

UDP - Header

UDP - Maximum Datagram Size

Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding (uRPF)

Unicast traffic

Unknown unicast traffic

Upgrade your R&S skills to modern networking

VACL - Changes to ACL are active immediately

VACL - use cases

VLAN - Extended Range

VLAN - Native VLAN best practices

VLAN - Native VLAN on a router on a stick

VLAN - Private VLAN

VLAN - QinQ troubleshooting

VLAN - Trunk interfaces don't appear in `show vlan` output

VLAN - VLAN IDs 0 and 4095

VLAN Access Lists

VLAN Mapping

VLAN Tag

VLAN control frames

VLAN

VLANs - 802.1Q tunneling (QinQ)

VLANs - Dynamic VLAN membership (VMPS)

VLANs - QinQ and CDP

VLANs - Vlans allowed and active in management domain

VLANs - when a tagged frame arrives on an access port

VLANs SVI

VPN - IKEv2 peer address of 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0

VPN - Interesting Traffic

VPN - NAT Exemption

VPN - crypto keepalive

VPN - default gateway for site to site VPN

VPN - default gateway of VPN client

VPN - split tunneling

VPN DVTI tunnel source

VRF - Definition mode

VRF - VPNv4 address

VRF capability vrf-lite command

VRF lite route leaking

VRF sharing across multiple routers

VRF use cases

VRRP - Virtual IP doesn't respond to pings

VRRP - load balancing

VRRP - support for authentication

VRRP - using the same ID on different interfaces

VRRP - using the same ID on subinterfaces

VRRP on sub-interfaces

VTP - Client can't modify VLANs

VTP - Multiple Servers with VTP version 2

VTP - Per interface configuration

VTP - Revision Numbers on transparent switch

VTP - Versions

VTP - domain name automatically changes

VTP - employing in an emulator

VTP - protecting switches from lower revision numbers

VTP Advertisements

VTP configuration checklist

VTP filtering shared VLANs

VTP how to disable the VLAN trunking protocol

VTP operation over trunks

VTP primary server

VTP revision number maximum

VTP revision number reset

VTP revision number

VXLAN - Control Plane Options