Adding Trunk Port
I am trying to add a trunk port, but am not sure how I can do so. How do I do this? Port one is my uplink port.
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Dear @droidus,
I am trying to add a trunk port, but am not sure how I can do so. How do I do this? Port one is my uplink port.
All ports on the TP-Link switch are general port, you can achieve trunk by adding the port as Tagged Port in the corresponding VLAN.
For example, if you want to add Port1 as a trunk port in VLAN2, just select Port1 under Tagged Ports, apply and save the config.
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@Fae So there is no difference between tagged and untagged?
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Dear @droidus,
So there is no difference between tagged and untagged?
I don't understand why you get such conclusion. What do you want to achieve by adding a trunk port?
Here is a configuration example for your reference, https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/788/
Note: in the above link, the router is non-VLAN aware, the Port4 works as Trunk port in Example 2.
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