This technical guide I believe answers all your questions. Yes you can have VLAN routing enabled on the switches. The guide goes through many examples, including examples of the switches being configured to perform VLAN routing. It also includes configuration examples that you can use as a reference. [URL] Let us know if this helps out.
Hi  I Just want to clarify things because I confuse about intervlan routing if it is possible to implement if I used VLT's   First when I configured VLT domain in my two core switches(S4810), I need to have a route for my vlans    - what shall I used intervlan routing is my preferred but when the Peer routing enabled in VLT domain, is intervlan routing is applicable or supported in peer-routing.? - also all the configuration of both peer switches must have to be identical or same  I want to have an answer if I need to configure intervlan or OSPF with this problem  Thank you very much BRENT
Intervlan routing for S4810 VLT