trunk between Cisco and Juniper Switch

im trying to get a trunk up between a cisco and a juniper switch.

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Cisco currently only has one vlan, and a vlan interface IP of 10.44.10.5/24. I want to be able to reach the Juniper switch which will have an IP of 10.44.10.6/24. Im struggling to get my head around the logic of it thoigh on the Juniper side

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Juniper is configured as below:

description "Uplink to lo-sw-04";

unit 0 {

family ethernet-switching {

port-mode access;

root@lo-sw-01> show configuration interfaces vlan.0

family inet {

address 10.44.10.6/24;

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The Cisco is just "switchport mode access", with interface vlan1 ip address 10.44.10.5/24

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What am i doing wrong?

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EDIT: bad choice of words from me. I don’t need a trunk, I just want to be able to manage the juniper using an IP address. So what I want is just a link between the switches , in vlan1, that allows me to reach an IP address residing on the juniper

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EDIT2: Resolved. The issue was in how Junos tags all traffic on a trunk by default, but Cisco does not tag native vlan by default. As the cisco switch only had one vlan it was also the native vlan. I enabled trunk on both sides, and put the following on my juniper config:

description "Uplink to lo-sw-04";

unit 0 {

family ethernet-switching {

port-mode trunk;

vlan {

members VLAN1;

}

native-vlan-id 1;

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