Extreme equivalent of trunking

[brian_osgoiod]

I am having difficulty understanding how multiple vlans are transported between extreme switches (not stacked) and how they are physically cabled. With cisco i create two trunk ports directly connected between switches and pass multiple vlans between these switches on the connected trunk ports or lags. How is this physically performed with extreme. What i see in the extreme documentation is tagging, but I find nothing pertaining to how these tags are assembled on a trunk like port and passed amongst switches...

[Omar_Trejo]

Good afternoon! You can help me, I require a port in trunk mode for the Enterasys sw for a physical server. Note: Enable a port in the sw to communicate with a router and it is pulling without problems.

[Omar_Trejo]

Hi, finally the sw enterasys connects to a sw core cisco, my questions are: Will I have to configure the trunk port of the enterasys differently? How can I change the administration vlan with ip from sw enterasys?

[Omar_Trejo]

I thank you that you are solving my doubts about the sw enterasys. You can also ask about sw and router cisco or you have another page to ask about cisco?

[Ronald_Dvorak]

Will I have to configure the trunk port of the enterasys differently?

Not sure what you mean, a trunk is a trunk, but sure a Extreme/Enterasys uses different commands then a C.

i.e. Trunk with untagged VLAN#100 and tagged VLAN#200

C:

conf t
int gi1/0/24
switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk native vlan 100
switchport trunk allowed vlan 100,200

EOS:
set port vlan ge.1.24 100 modify-egress
set vlan egress 200 ge.1.24 tagged