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tagged it is. I tried and seems to be going fine. thanks, appreciate the help
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tagged it is. I tried and seems to be going fine. thanks, appreciate the help

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Please need some help asap. I am not experienced in configuring switches besides enabling spanning tree and disabling ports configuring ip address for management through GUI. I am familiar with the gui for 2848 but my layout is this: <br />
ip phones already configured from phone systems to hp switch to current cisco 8 port POE switch. then i have a cisco firewall with 8 ports filled up for wireless ap and pcs. &nbsp;I need to configure my new dell 2848 to segregate 24 ports between voice and data. do i simply create the &quot;T&quot; for in/out data for both seperate vlans and create &quot;U&quot; for each port for each VLAN? sorry I sort of understand untagged and Tagged/Trunk for &quot;T&quot; right? :) yup I am a newbie, sort of watched youtubes, but need this configuration up this week. data needs internet and voice needs only access to phone system no firewall. please ask me if i need to provide more information.
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Please need some help asap. I am not experienced in configuring switches besides enabling spanning tree and disabling ports configuring ip address for management through GUI. I am familiar with the gui for 2848 but my layout is this: 
ip phones already configured from phone systems to hp switch to current cisco 8 port POE switch. then i have a cisco firewall with 8 ports filled up for wireless ap and pcs.  I need to configure my new dell 2848 to segregate 24 ports between voice and data. do i simply create the "T" for in/out data for both seperate vlans and create "U" for each port for each VLAN? sorry I sort of understand untagged and Tagged/Trunk for "T" right? :) yup I am a newbie, sort of watched youtubes, but need this configuration up this week. data needs internet and voice needs only access to phone system no firewall. please ask me if i need to provide more information.

vlan dell switch 2848

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