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Trunk between Cat 3500 and a Cisco 2600

omarg1
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‎01-23-2002 07:23 AM - edited ‎03-01-2019 08:10 PM

I'm doing a trunk between a cat 3500 and a router 2600, and i have 2 subinterfaces (e0/0.1 and e0/0.2) in the router, and the port of the switch if FastEthernet. I'm doing encaptulation with 802.1q and i'm only having layer 2 (cdp works well), but i have not layer 3. I put the switch port (the trunk one) to run at 10Mbps (because the ethernet on router support only 10).

Why isn't working, is it able to work?

Thanks!

omarg

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educhene
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‎01-23-2002 07:33 AM

It's only because 802.1q is not suported on 10Mbps interfaces.

You need a FastEthernet interface on your 2600.

Regards.

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omarg1
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In response to educhene

‎01-23-2002 07:37 AM

Ok, and if i do it with isl???

will it work?

omarg

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educhene
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In response to omarg1

‎01-23-2002 07:59 AM

Bad luck, ISL and trunking in general needs a Fast Ethernet interface

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omarg1
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‎01-23-2002 09:27 AM

Ok, thanks anyway...

omarg

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fullerms
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‎01-27-2002 11:38 PM

I am essentially trying to do the same with a 2520 and 2948GL3. Will it be possible if I install a Fast Ethernet interface on the 2520 ?

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