Hi Andrew,
I was just browsing through the native vlan topics and i saw your reply to Ahmad. I dont understand your replay starting “To get this to work, we have to configure each port as a Trunk and allow both the VOIP VLAN and the PC Data vlan on the switch port” Which port are you configuring as a trunk?
I have configured VOIP vlan and pc data vlan on a switch port and it is not configured as a trunk port for both devices to work with the cat5 from the wall going into the phone first and then the pc connected to the phone.
The port on the switch is configured as an access port:
#sw mo access
#sw ac vlan 110 - for pc data
If i add a phone later to the same port, all i do is add the voice vlan to the port:
#sw voice vlan 333 - for phone
The port on the switch is still configured as an access port. So which port are you configuring as a trunk port? Please clarify.
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