Sep 21, 2019 · Generally an untagged trunk would be useless, as its the tags that allow the VLANs to be kept logically separate on a trunk. However, Cisco trunks also generally allow one VLAN to be …

Nov 3, 2020 · All ingress/egress traffic is tagged. Other EPGs can be bound also utilize the same interface as long as they use a different VLAN ID. Access 802.p = Trunk mode, but the VLAN …

Jan 14, 2016 · The vlans are configured on Core 1, there you see the tagged and untagged ports. The connection between Core 1 and the distribution switches are trunk. What is the best way to go …

Jul 11, 2025 · A quick test would be to temporarily change the server port to an access port in VLAN 44 if traffic still passes, it confirms the native VLAN is effectively acting as VLAN 30. Alternatively, a …

Feb 22, 2022 · This also depends on type of traffic; i.e. Broadcast frames will reach all ports in vlan x and move as tagged vlan x over the trunk to reach ports in vlan x on the other switch. untagged …

I am a little bit confused about Native VLAN. I know that when a Cisco switch trunk port receives untagged frames, it forwards those frames to the native VLAN. Do I understand correctly: When …

‎ 09-15-2006 12:22 PM Tagged and Untagged are normaller referring to 802.1q trunks. I guess techninally a access port is untagged but this is more a issue with non cisco switches. Other vendors …

Aug 7, 2023 · It is very flexible and can be used instead of both the Access and Trunk port modes. In the General port mode, ports are marked as tagged and/or untagged when they are assigned to VLANs. …

Feb 9, 2020 · Thank you for replying. If an 'Untagged' port is an Access port, a 'Tagged' port is one that is acting as a Trunk, correct? Id like to avoid using VLAN 1 for anything but config & management; …

May 7, 2022 · So to summarize VLAN tagging vs. Untagging, the terms “Access port” and “Trunk port” are frequently used in the context of the Cisco network. And other Vendors call it Untagged (Access …