VLANy
VLANy is a software platform for configuring and managing virtual LANs in modern multi-switch networks. It provides a centralized controller that defines VLANs, assigns ports, and enforces segmentation policies across devices from multiple vendors. The system supports standard 802.1Q tagging and both trunk and access port configurations, enabling consistent VLAN provisioning and traffic isolation across distributed networks.
VLANy can operate as an on-premises appliance, a software-only deployment, or a cloud-based service, with options
Its core features include policy-based segmentation, VLAN templating, and automated provisioning. The platform maintains a centralized
VLANy uses a modular architecture comprising a central controller, device adapters or plugins, and optional agents
Typical use cases include enterprise campus networks, data center cabling, and service provider environments where consistent
Limitations include reliance on device API availability and compatibility, potential licensing costs, and the need for
See also: Virtual LAN, 802.1Q, VLAN tagging, network automation, software-defined networking.