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VTP-enabled devices have three modes: server, client, and transparent. Switches default to server mode, which means that they can add, rename, and delete VLANs and propagate those changes to the rest of the VTP devices. VTP servers save the VLAN configuration information in NVRAM. You must have at least one VTP server in your VTP domain. When a device is placed in VTP client mode, it is not allowed to make changes to the VLAN structure, but it can receive, interpret, and propagate changes made by a server. Clients do not save the VTP configuration in NVRAM. VTP transparent mode means that a device is not participating in VTP communications, other than to forward that information through its configured trunk links.
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