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From: Lukas Schratz on 1 Jun 2010 17:43
* RG hackte in den Rechenknecht:
> Great. Now that you mention trunking... I would like to put 2621 router
> between the vlans I mentioned. Based on what you are saying this should
> work. Can I trunk more than one vlan on the same port and how would I do
> it?

Of course, that's what trunking is for.
For how to implement: Just search for "Router on a stick" - yes really,
that's the more or less official name this setup got.
You will get a plethora of examples.
In short: Switchport set to trunk and on the router you configure one
subinterface per vlan with the appropriate tag - best practice is that
your tags match the number of the subinterface.
>
> Thanks again for your help
>

luke
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From: RG on 17 Jun 2010 13:38
Will router on a stick configuration work if one interface is native vland
(untagged), and the other tagged vlan.
"Lukas Schratz" <lukas.schratz(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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>* RG hackte in den Rechenknecht:
>> Great. Now that you mention trunking... I would like to put 2621 router
>> between the vlans I mentioned. Based on what you are saying this should
>> work. Can I trunk more than one vlan on the same port and how would I do
>> it?
>
> Of course, that's what trunking is for.
> For how to implement: Just search for "Router on a stick" - yes really,
> that's the more or less official name this setup got.
> You will get a plethora of examples.
> In short: Switchport set to trunk and on the router you configure one
> subinterface per vlan with the appropriate tag - best practice is that
> your tags match the number of the subinterface.
>>
>> Thanks again for your help
>>
>
> luke
> --
> Systemadministrator: Der wo macht, dass das Internet geht, den man aber
> nix wegen Word fragen darf, weil sonst ist er sauer und dann geht das
> Internet wieder nicht.
> --unbekannt, gefunden bei Peter J.Holzer


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