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VLAN Tagging PC Port 77xx and 88xx Series

juergen_roesch
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Hello,

 

I've set VLAN to On, VLAN ID to 10, PC Port VLAN to 100 and pc port mirror to false

 

But the PC Port Packets are not tagged, the Phone-packets are tagged and PC port works, if vlan 100 on that port is set to untagged but never works if it has to be tagged.

 

Any Ideas whats wrong there?

Tryed with a 7821 and 8851 Phone

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There is nothing wrong with this, it is how it is supposed to work. The traffic coming from the PC port on the phone switch is always untagged, but set to be in the VLAN that is set as the access VLAN on the switch port the phone connects to.



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Thanks for the reply.

 

but how does the setting of the PC Port VLAN ID makes sense?

 

On the switch port that is North of the phone, ie the port in the switch the phone is connected to, you configure an access VLAN and a voice VLAN. This forms what is known as a pseudo trunk with the switch port on the phone and will “tell” the phone what VLANs to use for the phone and/or PC traffic. The traffic on the voice VLAN is tagged and the traffic on the access VLAN is not tagged. There are an abundance of documentation on this topic.



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Hope this pic explains how it works 

 

 



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juergen_roesch
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that's clear so far, but in that picture, the switchport is set to VLAN 50 untagged that all untagged packets are sent to switch are tagged with vlan 50 at the switch port. So I don't understand what is the reaseon to set the VLAN 50 for the PC Port VLAN on the Phone? 

The port on switch side is not a trunk. its an access port with vlan 50. On the same access port we can define voice vlan which configured 25.

So The switch will treat all untaged packets as its coming from PC vlan 50.

 

Whats your port configurations on switch side ?

 

 



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