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Configure the Cisco 3560 in a trunk port and specifying the VLAN's you want to pass through that port. <br />
If you need examples, let me know.
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Configure the Cisco 3560 in a trunk port and specifying the VLAN's you want to pass through that port.
If you need examples, let me know.

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I have tried the following things:<br />
Gi0/3 trunked, native vlan 1 to port 24 tagged PVID 1<br />
Gi0/3 trunked, native vlan 34 to port 24 tagged PVID 34<br />
Gi0/3 trunked, native vlan 1 to port 24 untagged PVID 1<br />
Gi0/3 trunked, native vlan 34 to port 24 untagged PVID 34<br />
Gi0/3 access vlan 34 to port 24 tagged PVID 34<br />
Gi0/3 access vlan 34 to port 24 untagged PVID 34
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I have tried the following things:
Gi0/3 trunked, native vlan 1 to port 24 tagged PVID 1
Gi0/3 trunked, native vlan 34 to port 24 tagged PVID 34
Gi0/3 trunked, native vlan 1 to port 24 untagged PVID 1
Gi0/3 trunked, native vlan 34 to port 24 untagged PVID 34
Gi0/3 access vlan 34 to port 24 tagged PVID 34
Gi0/3 access vlan 34 to port 24 untagged PVID 34

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Thanks this seems to have resolved the issue.
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Thanks this seems to have resolved the issue.

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I am attempting to connect a Dell PowerConnect 2724 on port 24 to Cisco 3560G on port Gi0/3. I want to be able to pass through traffic from VLANs 30 and 34 which already exist on the Cisco switch. How do I need to configure the ports I mentioned above? Basically we are using this switch in our location to connect laptops to do imaging and other work. Thank you for any help you can provide!
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I am attempting to connect a Dell PowerConnect 2724 on port 24 to Cisco 3560G on port Gi0/3. I want to be able to pass through traffic from VLANs 30 and 34 which already exist on the Cisco switch. How do I need to configure the ports I mentioned above? Basically we are using this switch in our location to connect laptops to do imaging and other work. Thank you for any help you can provide!

Connect Dell PowerConnect 2724 to Cisco 3560G

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