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nativ vlan confusion

Mary Poppins
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Dear All,

 

 

We have two sg300-52 managed switch connected via gi 52 with trunk ports. One of these (switchA) connected (via gi51) with an other cisco sf300-24p (switchVOIP) managed switch, which preconfigured and I don't know the configuration. This sf300 is used for voip. There is a fourth unmanaged 3com switch (switch3COM) with connection to the other sg300 (switchB).

There are four vlan in switchA and switchB:

Vlan1 -> the default vlan1, connected to switch3COM (and it seems to be good)

Vlan10 -> office net

Vlan5 -> voip

vlan105->public

 

switch3COM --} VLAN1 {---switchB --- gi52 } TRUNK allowed 1,5,10,105  {gi52----switchA ---gi51 Access port VLAN 5}---{swicthVOIP

 

My problem is the connection between switchA and switchVOIP. 

The switchVOIP is in 'default mode', the contact person said they don't configure it, and leaving everythink defult. So I think it use its default vlan1 on its every ports. However the phones work perfectly, on switchA I can see the:

CDP-W-NATIVE-VLAN-MISMATCH on interface gi 51. 

 

On the switchA I configured the gi51 (to the switchVOIP) access mode.

show interfaces switchport gi 51 =>

 

PortMode:access

Ingress Filtering:true

Acceptable Frame Type; adminAll

Ingress Untagged VLAN (NATIVE): 5

Port is memeber in:

Vlan 5

Egress rule:untagged

 

I would like every packet leaving switchVOIP to be injected in my switchA VLAN5, and as I know this should be done by 

Ingress Untagged VLAN (NATIVE): 5

 

Is there any way to get rid of this mismatch messages?

Thank you very much.

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Jon Marshall
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If you want all packets to be in vlan 5 on switch A then you can either  -

a) configure all the ports on the VOIP switch to be in vlan 5

or

b) turn off CDP which will obviously remove those messages but CDP can be useful for troubleshooting

or

c) just accept that you will see these messages

Jon

 

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Jon Marshall
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

If you want all packets to be in vlan 5 on switch A then you can either  -

a) configure all the ports on the VOIP switch to be in vlan 5

or

b) turn off CDP which will obviously remove those messages but CDP can be useful for troubleshooting

or

c) just accept that you will see these messages

Jon

 

thank you very much for your help!

 

And have a happy new year!

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