Just realized that the term Trunk is not the same in FSW as in Cisco. Thats why I am trying to clarify trunking between cisco and FWS.I have a:FWSwith just one VLAN (VLAN 10)on Port3 is a computer connected:native & allowed vlan 10Trunk:no Ling Aggression.just want to use the nr port 24 to forward traffic from vlan 10 to a cisco port which is in access mode vlan 10.cisco swichwith VLAN 9 & 11on port 15 is a laptop connected:mode access vlan 10Trunk on port 25mode trunknative vlan 9allowed vlan 1, 10 & 11So my question is:I know that, while trunking both switches's ports should have the same vlan as native vlan.Since my cisco switch has vlan 9 as native, i configured the FSW like this:edit port24set native-vlan 9set allowed-vlan 10set stp-state enabledI see that my traffic goes through and i can ping the laptop on my cisco switch. Am i doing it correctly ?

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Trunking in FSW

Just realized that the term Trunk is not the same in FSW as in Cisco. Thats why I am trying to clarify trunking between cisco and FWS.

I have a:

So my question is:

I know that, while trunking both switches's ports should have the same vlan as native vlan.
Since my cisco switch has vlan 9 as native, i configured the FSW like this:
- edit port24
- set native-vlan 9
- set allowed-vlan 10
- set stp-state enabled

I see that my traffic goes through and i can ping the laptop on my cisco switch. Am i doing it correctly ?