Native VLAN on Catalyst

From: Neil Garcia Legada (nlegs@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Dec 05 2001 - 22:40:38 GMT-3

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Hi Group,

Anybody had a good explanation about native VLAN and whats its use for ???

I just had a problem wherein one router is trunked connected to the switch and
the switch itself has an RSM. Both the router and RSM are routing between VLAN'
s with HSRP. When the native VLAN on the devices are different they lost connec
tivity.

Appreciate any feedback.

Thanks and regards,
Neil

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