You would need the ports connecting the 6248 to the 5224 and the 5224 to the 2724 to be trunk ports, otherwise you won't be able to get traffic through on VLAN2. You will need to tag the ports in both VLAN's as it's switch-switch traffic. If you have no need to access VLAN2 on the 5224, leave all ports forbidden for VLAN2 apart from the two trunks. Then on the 2724, set the port you need as an access port with VLAN2 untagged. (unless you need VLAN1 also, in which case i think you can set the port to 'general' and untag both VLANs)
Andy Gough
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October 13th, 2011 03:00
You would need the ports connecting the 6248 to the 5224 and the 5224 to the 2724 to be trunk ports, otherwise you won't be able to get traffic through on VLAN2. You will need to tag the ports in both VLAN's as it's switch-switch traffic. If you have no need to access VLAN2 on the 5224, leave all ports forbidden for VLAN2 apart from the two trunks. Then on the 2724, set the port you need as an access port with VLAN2 untagged. (unless you need VLAN1 also, in which case i think you can set the port to 'general' and untag both VLANs)
Andy