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Cisco Switch Trunk To Fortigate. the cisco core switch has virtual interfaces for each vlan: All switch ports are in access mode, no trunk. trying to get a trunk built between a cisco catalyst switch and a forigate 100f using two 10g links in an lcap link. to answer your question about vlans on the fortigate, the best way to do this would be to create vlans under the physical. the switch being removed has almost no config on it. hosts on fg1's switch ports are able to access to hosts on fg2's switch ports. i have a cisco core switch 6509 which has a trunk connection to a 2950 which then has a access link to my fortigate(vlan 4). The interfaces to the fw are access vlan 4, back to the core the. simply put, on a fortigate if you want what a cisco engineer would refer to as a ‘sub interface‘, then you simply add a vlan interface to a physical interface.

the cisco core switch has virtual interfaces for each vlan: to answer your question about vlans on the fortigate, the best way to do this would be to create vlans under the physical. simply put, on a fortigate if you want what a cisco engineer would refer to as a ‘sub interface‘, then you simply add a vlan interface to a physical interface. i have a cisco core switch 6509 which has a trunk connection to a 2950 which then has a access link to my fortigate(vlan 4). The interfaces to the fw are access vlan 4, back to the core the. trying to get a trunk built between a cisco catalyst switch and a forigate 100f using two 10g links in an lcap link. the switch being removed has almost no config on it. All switch ports are in access mode, no trunk. hosts on fg1's switch ports are able to access to hosts on fg2's switch ports.

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Cisco Switch Trunk To Fortigate hosts on fg1's switch ports are able to access to hosts on fg2's switch ports. trying to get a trunk built between a cisco catalyst switch and a forigate 100f using two 10g links in an lcap link. i have a cisco core switch 6509 which has a trunk connection to a 2950 which then has a access link to my fortigate(vlan 4). hosts on fg1's switch ports are able to access to hosts on fg2's switch ports. to answer your question about vlans on the fortigate, the best way to do this would be to create vlans under the physical. the switch being removed has almost no config on it. All switch ports are in access mode, no trunk. simply put, on a fortigate if you want what a cisco engineer would refer to as a ‘sub interface‘, then you simply add a vlan interface to a physical interface. the cisco core switch has virtual interfaces for each vlan: The interfaces to the fw are access vlan 4, back to the core the.