If I have a port, say port 5 which is currently configured:
U VL5
T VL20
T VL30
T VL40
And I want to trunk ~500 other vlans over it which don't exist on the switch
Can I just check the Trunk Port
/
Allowed VLANs at the top and enter a range like 3001-3500 without affecting the existing vlans on the port?
Trunking VLANS not on switch.
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Re: Trunking VLANS not on switch.
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