I've been trying to figure out how to achieve the outcome below.
VLAN Name Status Ports
---- -------------------------------- --------- -------------------------------
232 VLAN 10 active Fa3/0/1,Fa3/0/2,Fa3/0/3,Fa3/0/4,
Fa3/0/5,Fa3/0/14,Fa3/0/15,
233 VLAN 20 active Fa3/0/1, Fa3/0/2, Fa3/0/3,
Fa3/0/4, Fa3/0/5,Fa3/0/17,
1002 fddi-default act/unsup
1003 token-ring-default act/unsup
1004 fddinet-default act/unsup
1005 trnet-default act/unsup
In short, trying to assign two VLANs to a single switchport in access mode. How is this possible?
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I've been trying to figure out how to achieve the outcome below.
VLAN Name Status Ports
---- -------------------------------- --------- -------------------------------
232 VLAN 10 active Fa3/0/1,Fa3/0/2,Fa3/0/3,Fa3/0/4,
Fa3/0/5,Fa3/0/14,Fa3/0/15,
233 VLAN 20 active Fa3/0/1, Fa3/0/2, Fa3/0/3,
Fa3/0/4, Fa3/0/5,Fa3/0/17,
1002 fddi-default act/unsup
1003 token-ring-default act/unsup
1004 fddinet-default act/unsup
1005 trnet-default act/unsup
In short, trying to assign two VLANs to a single switchport in access mode. How is this possible?
cisco switch
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I've been trying to figure out how to achieve the outcome below.
VLAN Name Status Ports
---- -------------------------------- --------- -------------------------------
232 VLAN 10 active Fa3/0/1,Fa3/0/2,Fa3/0/3,Fa3/0/4,
Fa3/0/5,Fa3/0/14,Fa3/0/15,
233 VLAN 20 active Fa3/0/1, Fa3/0/2, Fa3/0/3,
Fa3/0/4, Fa3/0/5,Fa3/0/17,
1002 fddi-default act/unsup
1003 token-ring-default act/unsup
1004 fddinet-default act/unsup
1005 trnet-default act/unsup
In short, trying to assign two VLANs to a single switchport in access mode. How is this possible?
cisco switch
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I've been trying to figure out how to achieve the outcome below.
VLAN Name Status Ports
---- -------------------------------- --------- -------------------------------
232 VLAN 10 active Fa3/0/1,Fa3/0/2,Fa3/0/3,Fa3/0/4,
Fa3/0/5,Fa3/0/14,Fa3/0/15,
233 VLAN 20 active Fa3/0/1, Fa3/0/2, Fa3/0/3,
Fa3/0/4, Fa3/0/5,Fa3/0/17,
1002 fddi-default act/unsup
1003 token-ring-default act/unsup
1004 fddinet-default act/unsup
1005 trnet-default act/unsup
In short, trying to assign two VLANs to a single switchport in access mode. How is this possible?
cisco switch
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You simply use two commands on one interface:
interface Fa3/0/1
switchport access vlan 232
switchport voice vlan 233
switchport mode access
Then it will show up as you have listed above, when using show vlan.
answered 56 mins ago
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Just to be clear, when you enter these commands, you have created a VLAN trunk (although Cisco doesn't like to call it that). VLAN 232 will be untagged (native) and 233 will be tagged.
– Ron Trunk
4 mins ago
@RonTrunk huh? it's an access port!
– Cown
1 min ago
@RonTrunk by the way, OP already wrote, that it is an access port, so i assumed i didn't have to write that.
– Cown
13 secs ago
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First of all an access port is by definition can only carry one Vlan.
voice vlan is used , when if its actually a voice vlan traffic needed to be carried.
so lets say both vlans 232 and 233 are Data Vlans, then the solution by Cown won't work.
You have to apply like below.
interface Fa3/0/1,
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk allowed vlan 232,233
end
Now , Trunk mode is used carry multiple vlans (Vlan tagging).
If you don't specify the "allowed vlan" by default all the vlans created on the switch will be tagged on this interface.
And if the vlan 233 is voice vlan (used to connect IPphones) the solution by Cown , is Correct.
Please ask if any clarifications needed.
Regards,
Hazif Ismail
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You simply use two commands on one interface:
interface Fa3/0/1
switchport access vlan 232
switchport voice vlan 233
switchport mode access
Then it will show up as you have listed above, when using show vlan.
answered 56 mins ago
CownCown
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Just to be clear, when you enter these commands, you have created a VLAN trunk (although Cisco doesn't like to call it that). VLAN 232 will be untagged (native) and 233 will be tagged.
– Ron Trunk
4 mins ago
@RonTrunk huh? it's an access port!
– Cown
1 min ago
@RonTrunk by the way, OP already wrote, that it is an access port, so i assumed i didn't have to write that.
– Cown
13 secs ago
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You simply use two commands on one interface:
interface Fa3/0/1
switchport access vlan 232
switchport voice vlan 233
switchport mode access
Then it will show up as you have listed above, when using show vlan.
answered 56 mins ago
CownCown
6,55931031
1
Just to be clear, when you enter these commands, you have created a VLAN trunk (although Cisco doesn't like to call it that). VLAN 232 will be untagged (native) and 233 will be tagged.
– Ron Trunk
4 mins ago
@RonTrunk huh? it's an access port!
– Cown
1 min ago
@RonTrunk by the way, OP already wrote, that it is an access port, so i assumed i didn't have to write that.
– Cown
13 secs ago
add a comment |
You simply use two commands on one interface:
interface Fa3/0/1
switchport access vlan 232
switchport voice vlan 233
switchport mode access
Then it will show up as you have listed above, when using show vlan.
answered 56 mins ago
CownCown
6,55931031
You simply use two commands on one interface:
interface Fa3/0/1
switchport access vlan 232
switchport voice vlan 233
switchport mode access
Then it will show up as you have listed above, when using show vlan.
answered 56 mins ago
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answered 56 mins ago
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Just to be clear, when you enter these commands, you have created a VLAN trunk (although Cisco doesn't like to call it that). VLAN 232 will be untagged (native) and 233 will be tagged.
– Ron Trunk
4 mins ago
@RonTrunk huh? it's an access port!
– Cown
1 min ago
@RonTrunk by the way, OP already wrote, that it is an access port, so i assumed i didn't have to write that.
– Cown
13 secs ago
add a comment |
1
Just to be clear, when you enter these commands, you have created a VLAN trunk (although Cisco doesn't like to call it that). VLAN 232 will be untagged (native) and 233 will be tagged.
– Ron Trunk
4 mins ago
@RonTrunk huh? it's an access port!
– Cown
1 min ago
@RonTrunk by the way, OP already wrote, that it is an access port, so i assumed i didn't have to write that.
– Cown
13 secs ago
1
1
Just to be clear, when you enter these commands, you have created a VLAN trunk (although Cisco doesn't like to call it that). VLAN 232 will be untagged (native) and 233 will be tagged.
– Ron Trunk
4 mins ago
Just to be clear, when you enter these commands, you have created a VLAN trunk (although Cisco doesn't like to call it that). VLAN 232 will be untagged (native) and 233 will be tagged.
– Ron Trunk
4 mins ago
@RonTrunk huh? it's an access port!
– Cown
1 min ago
@RonTrunk huh? it's an access port!
– Cown
1 min ago
@RonTrunk by the way, OP already wrote, that it is an access port, so i assumed i didn't have to write that.
– Cown
13 secs ago
@RonTrunk by the way, OP already wrote, that it is an access port, so i assumed i didn't have to write that.
– Cown
13 secs ago
add a comment |
First of all an access port is by definition can only carry one Vlan.
voice vlan is used , when if its actually a voice vlan traffic needed to be carried.
so lets say both vlans 232 and 233 are Data Vlans, then the solution by Cown won't work.
You have to apply like below.
interface Fa3/0/1,
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk allowed vlan 232,233
end
Now , Trunk mode is used carry multiple vlans (Vlan tagging).
If you don't specify the "allowed vlan" by default all the vlans created on the switch will be tagged on this interface.
And if the vlan 233 is voice vlan (used to connect IPphones) the solution by Cown , is Correct.
Please ask if any clarifications needed.
Regards,
Hazif Ismail
answered 11 mins ago
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First of all an access port is by definition can only carry one Vlan.
voice vlan is used , when if its actually a voice vlan traffic needed to be carried.
so lets say both vlans 232 and 233 are Data Vlans, then the solution by Cown won't work.
You have to apply like below.
interface Fa3/0/1,
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk allowed vlan 232,233
end
Now , Trunk mode is used carry multiple vlans (Vlan tagging).
If you don't specify the "allowed vlan" by default all the vlans created on the switch will be tagged on this interface.
And if the vlan 233 is voice vlan (used to connect IPphones) the solution by Cown , is Correct.
Please ask if any clarifications needed.
Regards,
Hazif Ismail
answered 11 mins ago
HAZIF ISMAILHAZIF ISMAIL
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First of all an access port is by definition can only carry one Vlan.
voice vlan is used , when if its actually a voice vlan traffic needed to be carried.
so lets say both vlans 232 and 233 are Data Vlans, then the solution by Cown won't work.
You have to apply like below.
interface Fa3/0/1,
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk allowed vlan 232,233
end
Now , Trunk mode is used carry multiple vlans (Vlan tagging).
If you don't specify the "allowed vlan" by default all the vlans created on the switch will be tagged on this interface.
And if the vlan 233 is voice vlan (used to connect IPphones) the solution by Cown , is Correct.
Please ask if any clarifications needed.
Regards,
Hazif Ismail
answered 11 mins ago
HAZIF ISMAILHAZIF ISMAIL
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First of all an access port is by definition can only carry one Vlan.
voice vlan is used , when if its actually a voice vlan traffic needed to be carried.
so lets say both vlans 232 and 233 are Data Vlans, then the solution by Cown won't work.
You have to apply like below.
interface Fa3/0/1,
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk allowed vlan 232,233
end
Now , Trunk mode is used carry multiple vlans (Vlan tagging).
If you don't specify the "allowed vlan" by default all the vlans created on the switch will be tagged on this interface.
And if the vlan 233 is voice vlan (used to connect IPphones) the solution by Cown , is Correct.
Please ask if any clarifications needed.
Regards,
Hazif Ismail
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