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tagme
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Jun 07, 2019
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GS108PE 802.1Q VLAN - PVID not applied to untagged packets on trunk port

Hi there! 

I am using the 802.1q advanced configuration on this switch.

I wonder if the PVID tag is applied to untagged packets coming in on a trunk port. 

There is no indication in the manual that this is the case.

My use case is a wireless access point, that sends its management traffic untagged, while sending different WLAN SSID traffic with a 802.1q tag. 

So the switch should take the untagged packets and put it on my default VLAN, defined in PVID setting. 

Any inputs appreciated

Cheers


  • tagme wrote:

    I am using the 802.1q advanced configuration on this switch. I wonder if the PVID tag is applied to untagged packets coming in on a trunk port. 


    That's what the PVID configuration is for.

     


    tagme wrote:

    My use case is a wireless access point, that sends its management traffic untagged, while sending different WLAN SSID traffic with a 802.1q tag. 


    Management VLAN ID: [U]ntagged, same PIVD

    WLAN SSID VLAN IT: [T]agged.

     

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  • schumaku's avatar
    schumaku
    Guru - Experienced User

    tagme wrote:

    I am using the 802.1q advanced configuration on this switch. I wonder if the PVID tag is applied to untagged packets coming in on a trunk port. 


    That's what the PVID configuration is for.

     


    tagme wrote:

    My use case is a wireless access point, that sends its management traffic untagged, while sending different WLAN SSID traffic with a 802.1q tag. 


    Management VLAN ID: [U]ntagged, same PIVD

    WLAN SSID VLAN IT: [T]agged.

     

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