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Cisco Switch Only allowing One trunk native vlan

As per guidance from Network admin at head office ,
At my site office on a Cisco Switch ( which is connected to head office Core switch ),
i configured a  port to be Native vlan trunk port, to connect and use a "Cisco Access Point"  on that port.

Everything was fine,  until i configured another port on same switch,  to be " Native vlan trunk port " to use another access point.

Well, when i done the same , old port came in to default vlan (vlan1)...!!

and the port on which i did the configuration , came in to native vlan, and now Access point is not working in old port but is working in the last port i have configured

Dear all IT Geek....What does that mean...?
Does it mean that in Switch only one" native vlan trunk port" will be allowed....?
or if no....is there any mistake i have done...? like below is the steps i followed

Cisco SW(config)#default interface f0/22
Interface FastEthernet0/22 set to default configuration
Cisco SW(config-if)# switchport mode trunk
Cisco SW(config-if)# switchport  trunk native vlan 505
Cisco SW(config-if)# shutdown
Cisco SW(config-if)# no shut down

also please indicate,  if i have to ask or inform Network admin at head office  to do something from their end,  to make work my switches with multiple ports in "  native vlan trunk port "  mode ,  so that i can use  multiple access point on same switch.
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Please post the output of "show version" and also the current running configuration of both ports- "show runn interface f0/22" and "show runn interface f0/[the other port]"
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Hi Firuit,
you need to get the difference between native vlan and default vlan, as they are different concepts.
you may want to read the following:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11700441/what-difference-between-default-vlan-and-native-vlan

basically, the native vlan will go untagged on trunk, which is what you need for the access point to work.

hope this helps
max
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thanks Max that was good guidance ,
Dear all,
Please testify if my below conclusion is correct or wrong ,
 (if its wrong please provide me hint , i will google and will find where i  went wrong)

" IF we configured "native vlan trunk mode"  on a Cisco Switch Port for a Wireless AP to function and latter if we disconnect AP from that Port  ....  , then that port will start appearing under  Vlan 1   when we run
 "Show Vlan Br"    and so will not appear in Native vlan , that we see when we run     "show int trunk"
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Dear max_the_king

your guidance was very nice  and helpful , thanks a lot.

Dear mikebernhardt ,

thanks very much for answering specifically to my doubt it helped me a alot.