VLAN 1 is actually a reserved VLAN used for management traffic (for telnet to CLI or web management interface on the switch). You should not use VLAN 1 for normal user traffic. Otherwise what you describe is correct. If you want VLAN 2 traffic to be forwarded between the two 34xxP switches over a trunk port then you should setup the port as a trunk and member of VLAN 2 with traffic sent tagged.
This is not enough info to tell you what's wrong. Please post configurations for your switches and explain your network setup and exactly what you tried to do. If you use the Web then explain or provide screenshots. It maybe easier if you try your configuration using CLI and show the CLI commands you used.
DELL-Cuong N.
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April 11th, 2006 19:00
VLAN 1 is actually a reserved VLAN used for management traffic (for telnet to CLI or web management interface on the switch). You should not use VLAN 1 for normal user traffic. Otherwise what you describe is correct. If you want VLAN 2 traffic to be forwarded between the two 34xxP switches over a trunk port then you should setup the port as a trunk and member of VLAN 2 with traffic sent tagged.
Cuong.
DELL-Cuong N.
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April 12th, 2006 16:00
This is not enough info to tell you what's wrong. Please post configurations for your switches and explain your network setup and exactly what you tried to do. If you use the Web then explain or provide screenshots. It maybe easier if you try your configuration using CLI and show the CLI commands you used.
Cuong.
staticman4414
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April 12th, 2006 16:00
Ok, when I try to change port 26 (Uplink) port to VLAN 2 tagged and I press the apply changes button, it returns an error..
Line 1 Error type: Null Value: Unknown Value Diagnostic: .
Can you tell me what I am doing wrong?
Thanks again...
Joe