www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/routers/4000-series-integrated-services-routers-isr/datasheet-c78-732542.html
The ISR 4351 has 3 x onboard LAN/WAN ports.
I presume these ports can be turned into standard switchports (i.e. if I want them in access or trunk mode) ?
I have a need for 2 of these 3 x ports to connect to independent switch stacks and terminate vlans from both.
Both switch stacks have a trunk between each other.
But then I need to terminate their L3 up to a router. And both have a connection up to the router.
So, I want to turn each of the 2 x ports into trunk ports, and terminate the L3 with interface vlan's (SVIs) on the router.
(As opposed to doing sub-interface's..)
And then STP on the router will cater for my redundancy between the two stacks. (each stack is carrying the same vlans)... yet I don't see any support for any spanning tree protocols in the datasheet..
Am I going about this the wrong way ?
