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M4100 commands vs Cisco commands on CLI
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M4100 commands vs Cisco commands on CLI
Hello, it must not be that difficult,
What are the M4100 (with sw 10.0.1.16) commands to configure the switch
if i configure these next commands on a cisco switch?
config# VLAN 20
...VLAN)#name VOICE
config#int range f0/1-24
...config if range)#switchport voice VLAN 20
switch#write
I would also like to know, if it is necesary, how to configure my port 48 as trunk to connect to my cisco router for a voice service?
I had a cisco switch working properly but I was recommended to try the M4100,
so far a little too different to configure.
I am just trying to setup a VoIP with 5 ephones (79xx) in my house network.
chances are I am going to connect to VoIP service provider.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: M4100 commands vs Cisco commands on CLI
Hi @LuisTopete
Welcome to Community!
On M4100, you can create VLAN and add member port with trunk mode by below CLI command:
(M4100)>en
(M4100)#vlan database
(M4100)(Vlan)#vlan 123
(M4100)(Vlan)#vlan name 123 voice
(M4100)(Vlan)#exit
(M4100)#
(M4100)#config
(M4100)(Config)#
(M4100)(Config)#interface 1/0/1
(M4100)(Interface 1/0/1)#vlan participation include 123
(M4100)(Interface 1/0/1)#vlan tagging 123
(M4100)(Interface 1/0/1)#exit
(M4100)(Config)#exit
(M4100)#save
For more detailed infor, please refer to CLI Manual, click here (page 46)
Hope it helps!
Regards,
Eric