Does loopback address of a router have a vlan??

hi all,
i need to know if the interface IP for BGP link and the loopback address of router have a vlan for them or not??
is yes, then how to check that?

Peter
While I basically agree with your response I would propose one refinement. If we are looking at the physical Ethernet interface of a router and if that interface is connected to a switch access port then there is certainly a VLAN associated with the switch side. And one might then also say that the VLAN is associated with the router physical interface.
Perhaps another way to look at it starts from the fact that a defining characteristic of a VLAN is that it defines a layer 2 broadcast domain. A router physical interface also defines a layer 2 broadcast domain.
HTH
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