Re: PVID Tagging

From: paul cosgrove (paul.cosgrove@heanet.ie)
Date: Sat Sep 20 2008 - 08:42:10 ART

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PVID is the Port Vlan ID, or native vlan of a trunk link. Normally
traffic on the native vlan is sent untagged, but you can use "vlan dot1q
tag native" to change that.

Paul.

ospfv2 wrote:
> Hi Lab
>
> could someone plz explain what is PVID tagging ? i found it in Nortel
> Switches, and wonder what is it in Cisco realm.
>
> any command in cisco switches that reflect this feature ?
>
> many thx
>
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