[c-nsp] Re: need help on switch configuration (Arturo Servin)
Elmar K. Bins
elmi at 4ever.de
Tue May 17 18:01:45 EDT 2005
aservin at remoteconfig.net (Arturo Servin) wrote:
> In this case it won´t. One trunk only carries vlan 100 and the other
> only carries the vlan 101 (I do not know why they are using trunks to
> carrie just one vlan, but, I was not the original person who post the
> problem).
The reason why people configure trunks is that it's recommended in
all Cisco literature ;-)
The above (two trunks carrying different VLANs) will only work if
your spanning-tree mode is set to pvst; as I can see from the cited
block, this is the case.
If it was my box, I would now configure an explicit _native_ VLAN
on the trunks (like "switchport trunk native vlan 999"), and then
disable spanning-tree for that vlan (like "no spanning-tree vlan 999").
Elmar.
PS: The obvious easy way, of course, is to dismiss the trunks and
run the interconnection as access ports.
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