Telnet and SSH traffic going through a Trunk Connection

[Vasconcelos]

So,

Protocols that always use the Native VLAN, therefore, their traffic is never tagged

    - DTP 

    - BPDU

Protocols that always use VLAN 1, therefore, if VLAN 1 is the Native VLAN, their traffic won't be tagged, if it isn't, then they will be tagged

    - CDP

    - VTP

What about Telnet and SSH traffic going through a Trunk Connection between two Switches?

[Mark Elsen]

 - The question is irrelevant, because telnet and ssh , are app-level protocols and do not reside in the lower layer of the network stack such as DTP, BPDU, CDP and VTP.

M.

[Dennis Mink]

it depends, so if you telnet to an ip address on a switch, which is for example configured on VLAN100, then, obviuously the traffic will pass on VLAN 100 and whatever vlan takes the return path.