Wednesday, August 19, 2020

Trying to understand VLANs on Edgeswitches coming from Cisco

I'm used to Cisco gear and trying to understand how VLANs and trunks work on Edgeswitches. In the port configuration below I'm wondering what would the native vlan be? This is an uplink port to an edge router, looks like its only allowing VLANs 450 and 460 but no native vlan therefore only traffic tagged with 450 and 460 will be allowed on ingress/egress? Confused as to why a native vlan isn't specified on the trunk port

""interface 0/24

description 'Uplink'

vlan participation exclude 10,20,100-102,450,460

vlan participation include 450,460

vlan tagging 10,20,100-102,450,460 ""

Additionally it seems that the port config for an access port on vlan 100 looks like this... Which just looks so weird to me. Am I correct in understanding that this is how an access port is supposed to be configured on EdgeSwitches via CLI?

""interface 0/10

description 'Data Port'

vlan participation exclude 10,20,100-102,450,460

vlan participation include 100

vlan tagging 10,20,100-102,450,460 ""

Any other oddities or tips from those familiar with Edgeswitches would be much appreciated. A new client I'm at has all Ubiquiti switching so I'm trying to wrap my head around it. I'm excited to learn a new vendor, I'm hoping I'm overthinking the syntax differences and will get the hang of it soon.



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