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Posted by on July 12, 2008, 12:18 pm
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On 7=D4=C211=C8=D5, =CF=C2=CE=E710=CA=B150=B7=D6, Doug McIntyre <mer...@gee=
ks.org> wrote:
> aaabb...@hotmail.com writes:
> >How to config a access port with multiple Vlan using cisco switch?
>
> You can't on current hardware.
>
> Ancient hardware supported 'multi vlan mode', but it was a very
> confusing feature.
>
> What does multiple vlan access port mean to you, and why wouldn't you
> consider this a huge security risk?
>
> Why can't you do whatever you need to with a trunked port? Almost
> every ethernet card now-a-days supports .1q trunking natively.
>
> I suspect Cisco removed it do to misuse, misunderstanding, and lots of
> TAC time taken up by it for something that wasn't really well defined
> as it was, sort of like VMPS.
Suppose I like to assign a port which can access multiple vlans.
If the PC NIC support 802.1q so that port can config
to trunk port. if the NIC does not support 802.1q. What can I do?
Does cisco trunk port all tagged except native vlan?
I know some vendor can config a port with multiple vlans.
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