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Trunk and VLAN 1

CiscoNutt
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Will VLANs still be tagged and sent over a trunk if VLAN 1 is shutdown on both ends and the native vlan has not been changed?

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Giuseppe Larosa
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Hello CiscoNutt,

interface Vlan1 is an OSI layer 3 interface that is associated to the broadcast domain of  Vlan1 ( OSI layer 2).

Trunking is performed at OSI layer 2 and it is not affected by the state of SVI Vlan1 interface you can check this with

show interface type x/y switchport

you will see that native vlan is vlan1  ( Layer2 concept it refers to the broadcast domain not the L3 interface) and the port should be still in operational mode trunking.

Depending on the way the trunk is configured, if DTP is used to negotiate the trunk there is an interaction with VTP, negotiated trunks are not setup in case of VTP domain name mismatch between switches.

If the trunk has been configured manually using switchport mode trunk the dipendence from VTP is removed.

Hope to help

Giuseppe

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Giuseppe Larosa
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Hello CiscoNutt,

interface Vlan1 is an OSI layer 3 interface that is associated to the broadcast domain of  Vlan1 ( OSI layer 2).

Trunking is performed at OSI layer 2 and it is not affected by the state of SVI Vlan1 interface you can check this with

show interface type x/y switchport

you will see that native vlan is vlan1  ( Layer2 concept it refers to the broadcast domain not the L3 interface) and the port should be still in operational mode trunking.

Depending on the way the trunk is configured, if DTP is used to negotiate the trunk there is an interaction with VTP, negotiated trunks are not setup in case of VTP domain name mismatch between switches.

If the trunk has been configured manually using switchport mode trunk the dipendence from VTP is removed.

Hope to help

Giuseppe

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