Hi
I have a cisco switch with trunk port connected to a fortswitch in stand alone mode, i am not able to pass the traffic between them, i have this config
EXAMPLE:
CISCO
inter gi0/1/1
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk allowed vlan 50,10,100
#fortiswitch in standalone
config switch interface
edit port4
set allowed-vlan 50, 10, 100
next
edit port5
set native vlan 50 (acces port)
next
end
i connected a PC to port 5 and i am not able to do ping to gateway.
Some have configured something like that ?? can you share a KB
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Created on 01-10-2023 10:49 AM Edited on 01-10-2023 10:49 AM
Hi, thanks for your answer, i already test it in a lab enviroment and it is working fine. I just do something different with the native vlan
What kind of Cisco Switch is it? Some switches default to a non-standard trunking protocol. Can you enter "Switchport trunk encaps dot1q" on the Cisco interface config?
Where is the gateway located? What VLAN is it in?
Here's some docs: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortiswitch/7.2.3/administration-guide/146335/configuring-vlans
Also if you issue command "diagnose switch mac-address list" on the FortiSwitch, do you see any MAC addresses from upstream devices connected to the Cisco switch?
Created on 01-10-2023 10:49 AM Edited on 01-10-2023 10:49 AM
Hi, thanks for your answer, i already test it in a lab enviroment and it is working fine. I just do something different with the native vlan
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