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Re: How to change the Allowed VLANs on a Uplink Trunk between switches?

by in Switching
Monday
Monday
"......... Meraki is intelligent enough to reverse the settings in case of a possible loss of communication" @alemabrahao do you know if this feature described some where ? ... View more

Re: How to change the Allowed VLANs on a Uplink Trunk between switches?

by in Switching
Monday
Monday
It seems that all agree the VLAN 153, has to be included so that is answer to one of my questions.  But what happens after that is more unclear. I will plan for a service window and try to add the Allow VLANS on the downside of the management up-link side  first, and then on the management up-link side to see what happens.  ... View more

How to change the Allowed VLANs on a Uplink Trunk between switches?

by in Switching
2 weeks ago
2 weeks ago
Hi, I want to limit the number of allowed VLANs on a trunk between two of my MS-125-1 and MS-125-2 Meraki switches. Today the configuration on the trunk port between the switches is: Management VLAN: 153 Native VLAN: 153 Allowed VLANs: All   The management internet is connected to MS-125-1, and the trunk I want to modify is the uplink trunk for management between MS-125-2 and MS-125-1. I would only allow VLAN 20, 30 and 40 to pass the trunk between the switches. So, If I want to change the Allowed VLANs to 20, 30, and 40, should I also include the native VLAN and management VLAN 153 in the Allowed VLANs list? Is there any risk of losing the management connection to MS-125-2 when restricting the Allowed VLANs on the uplink trunk? ( If yes, is there a specific order to make this change so we do not lose the connection to MS-125-2 when changing the Allowed VLANs?)   ... View more
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