I'm trying to grasp the terminology differences between Cisco trunks and aruba, HP definition of a trunk.
We just got new Aruba switches and from what I'm reading their definition of a trunk is different from what I'm used to with Cisco.
If I have 4 uplink ports single Ethernet going to 4 seperate switches, I should not trunk them but just tag the required vlans to the port? I should not trunk them and add them to "Trk1" group even though they are passing the same vlans? I'm pretty sure this is correct but just wanted to be sure.
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