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How to make a vlan on an HP switch to talk to a cisco Vlan
Hi we have a cisco Call manager phone system, and our network traffic is split into 2 vlans vlan10 for data and vlan 20 for voice
We have a couple POE HPs that we have some new desks running on. What I am not sure how to do is how do I
1 Create the vlans on the HP to work with the Vlans on the cisco switches
2 what else i need to worry about
Any help will be great
The HP Switches are the HP 3800 48port POE switches
The Cisco switches are the catalyst 2970
Thanks in advance
We have a couple POE HPs that we have some new desks running on. What I am not sure how to do is how do I
1 Create the vlans on the HP to work with the Vlans on the cisco switches
2 what else i need to worry about
Any help will be great
The HP Switches are the HP 3800 48port POE switches
The Cisco switches are the catalyst 2970
Thanks in advance
All you need to do on the HP is define the vlan for voice, mark it as a voice vlan, and tag it on all ports that will have phones and the connection to the Cisco switch. Also, all the Cisco phones need to support LLDP in order to auto configure the voice vlan. If they don't support LLDP, each phone will need to have the voice vlan statically assigned.
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All phones do support it
I dont know how to define the vlan for voice/mark it or tag ports guess im looking for commands?
I dont know how to define the vlan for voice/mark it or tag ports guess im looking for commands?
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so once I create the vlan per the directions
Can all ports handle both vlan traffic or is it one of the other?
Can all ports handle both vlan traffic or is it one of the other?
I don't know what you mean? You need to tag/untagged all ports you want to be able to handle the vlans? Though you can have as many tagged vlans you want on one port there may only be one untagged as with any switch.
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Just making sure things work right
So basically on our Ciscos with the vlan for the phones the port goes to a phone then the computer
The computer gets lets say 192.168.1.1 ip address the phone gets 192.168.2.1 does tagging allow both vlans to work the same way on the HP?
So basically on our Ciscos with the vlan for the phones the port goes to a phone then the computer
The computer gets lets say 192.168.1.1 ip address the phone gets 192.168.2.1 does tagging allow both vlans to work the same way on the HP?
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Thanks for your help so far just curious should I just make the voice vlan so i have me default which is moving regular ip traffic find and then tag all ports in my voice vlan?
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Works like a charm