I have connected the switches as follows:
Currently, when I connect a device to the SG3428XMP, I get VLAN 11, and the tagged port 28 is also working.
My question is: Do I need to update the PVID of the SG3428XMP based on the VLAN I will be using?
Hi @127.0.0.2,
In general, use the same PVID on both ends of the trunk ports. You don't show the port settings where you device is plugged in, but that should have a PVID set to the VLAN it should use. In the current config, I think any device connected to a port on switch SG3428XMP that has a PVID of 1 can hop to VLAN 11 on the SX3016F switch.
Hi @127.0.0.2,
In general, use the same PVID on both ends of the trunk ports. You don't show the port settings where you device is plugged in, but that should have a PVID set to the VLAN it should use. In the current config, I think any device connected to a port on switch SG3428XMP that has a PVID of 1 can hop to VLAN 11 on the SX3016F switch.
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