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Awesome, thanks working on it.<br />
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I have another question. Can a unifi cloud key work on a Cisco switch?
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Awesome, thanks working on it.

I have another question. Can a unifi cloud key work on a Cisco switch?

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Good morning IT pros.<br />
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I'm new to Ubiquiti, wondering how to make these 4 VLANs work with the equipment you see on the screen shot?<br />
Do you have links that provide step by step or ideas how to implement that setup? <br />
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Do I need or can I trunk ports on this equipment?<br />
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Good morning IT pros.

I'm new to Ubiquiti, wondering how to make these 4 VLANs work with the equipment you see on the screen shot?
Do you have links that provide step by step or ideas how to implement that setup? 

Do I need or can I trunk ports on this equipment?




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