access port - tagged or untagged?
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06-23-2020 08:57 AM
I want to set one port on my switch to vlan 20. In doing so I am hoping the port will acquire an ip address from my vlan 20 dhcp scope. It works fine on a cisco switch port as an access port.
My understanding is I need to set the port to untagged on vlan 20 but I get an error that the port in a dual-mode port. What do I need to do to make this port get only vlan 20? thanks.
My understanding is I need to set the port to untagged on vlan 20 but I get an error that the port in a dual-mode port. What do I need to do to make this port get only vlan 20? thanks.
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06-23-2020 09:23 AM
Hi Dave.
This Is hapening because the Port Is already Tagged in a VLAN AND Is also in dual mode.
Go to the interface configuration and do no dual-mode.
After that you can go to the VLAN configuration and add the Port as untagged.
Regards
This Is hapening because the Port Is already Tagged in a VLAN AND Is also in dual mode.
Go to the interface configuration and do no dual-mode.
After that you can go to the VLAN configuration and add the Port as untagged.
Regards
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06-23-2020 11:21 AM
I did already try that - but i got the following message:
"error - port ethe 3/1/1 are not member of default vlan"
"error - port ethe 3/1/1 are not member of default vlan"
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06-23-2020 11:34 AM
port settings are as follows:
interface ethernet 3/1/1
inline power power-limit 15400
interface ethernet 3/1/1
inline power power-limit 15400
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06-23-2020 11:43 AM
Hi Dave,
That means that the Port 3/1/1 Is Tagged in a VLAN. You cant untag a Port un More than one VLAN so first you need to remove the Port from the VLAN.
With a show VLAN, you can check which porta are assigned to which vlans, Tagged or untagged.
Go to that VLAN and do "no tag eth 3/1/1" after it is removed. You can add it as untagged un the required VLAN.
That means that the Port 3/1/1 Is Tagged in a VLAN. You cant untag a Port un More than one VLAN so first you need to remove the Port from the VLAN.
With a show VLAN, you can check which porta are assigned to which vlans, Tagged or untagged.
Go to that VLAN and do "no tag eth 3/1/1" after it is removed. You can add it as untagged un the required VLAN.

