What does an IEEE 802.1Q trunk carry?
An IEEE 802.1Q trunk carries traffic for multiple VLANs over one Ethernet link.
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What does an IEEE 802.1Q trunk carry?
An IEEE 802.1Q trunk carries traffic for multiple VLANs over one Ethernet link.
How do switches identify most VLAN traffic on a trunk?
Switches identify most frames on a trunk with an 802.1Q VLAN tag.
How are native VLAN frames normally sent on an 802.1Q trunk?
Frames in the native VLAN are normally sent untagged on an 802.1Q trunk.
Why must both ends of a trunk use the same native VLAN?
Configure the same native VLAN at both ends; otherwise, switches can assign untagged traffic to different VLANs.
What does a trunk’s allowed VLAN list control?
The allowed VLAN list limits which VLANs can cross the trunk.
What does `switchport trunk allowed vlan 10,20,99` do?
`switchport trunk allowed vlan 10,20,99` sets the list to those VLANs; it does not add them to the existing list.
Which command adds VLAN 30 to an existing trunk allowed list?
Use `switchport trunk allowed vlan add 30` to add VLAN 30 without replacing the existing list.
Does making a VLAN native automatically allow it across a trunk?
A VLAN must be in the allowed list to carry data across the trunk; native status alone does not include it.
What is the default native VLAN on many Cisco switches?
On many Cisco switches, the default native VLAN is VLAN 1.
What spanning-tree issue may be reported if trunk native VLANs differ?
A native VLAN mismatch can cause spanning-tree inconsistencies to be reported.
Which command checks operational trunk state and VLAN membership?
`show interfaces trunk` checks the operational trunk state and VLAN membership.
What can `show vlan brief` help verify?
`show vlan brief` displays VLAN information; use it to check that required VLANs exist and are active.
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