I generally used Cisco switches and for ports that carrier traffic for multiple VLAN's we configure them as trunks. I don't know what the difference between a "general" and "trunk" is on a Dell switch. So on a dell switch, what is the difference between "general" and "trunk"?
From what doc I have found on the 5424 I think you want:
interface ethernet g1
switchport general allowed vlan add 2,100-105,110-113,150 tagged
exit
And you need to make the appropriate changes on the 6224 to make sure the traffic is tagged as to which VLAN it belongs to.
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by: giltjrPosted on 2009-09-02 at 04:48:04ID: 25239922
I have not used Dell switches, but the 5424 configuration looks a bit weird to me.
There are multiple switchport allowed statements for port g1. Shouldn't there be one that states all of the VLAN's that are allowed?
Is there a "show" or "display" command on the 5424 that shows you what VLAN's are active on each interface?