Hi everyone. I manage a small office network built around a single Catalyst 9300 switch, and I want to segment traffic into separate VLANs for staff workstations, guest Wi-Fi, and printers. What is the recommended way to configure trunk ports toward the access points and the router for inter-VLAN routing? Should I use a router-on-a-stick setup, or is it better to configure SVIs directly on the switch for routing between VLANs? I am also wondering how many VLANs are practical on this platform before management becomes a headache. Any guidance on best practices for naming and documenting VLANs would be appreciated.
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