To pass all VLANs in a trunk on an Aruba switch, you typically need to configure the switch port as a trunk port and allow all VLANs to traverse it. Here's a general procedure: 1. Enter the configuration mode on the Aruba switch. This is typically done by typing `configure terminal`. 2. Navigate to the interface configuration mode for the port you want to configure as a trunk. For example, if it's port 1/0/1, you would type `interface ethernet 1/0/1`. 3. Set the port mode to trunk mode by typing `switchport mode trunk`. 4. Allow all VLANs to traverse the trunk port. You can do this by typing `switchport trunk allowed vlan all`. 5. Exit the interface configuration mode by typing `exit`. 6. Save your configuration changes by typing `write memory` or `copy running-config startup-config`. This configuration will enable the specified port to pass traffic for all VLANs across the trunk. Make sure to adapt the commands according to your specific Aruba switch model and software version.
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Do I need to add vlan 1 also to the trunk port group if I wanted to allow native Vlan also?
Yes
how pass all vlan? or put in trunk complete
To pass all VLANs in a trunk on an Aruba switch, you typically need to configure the switch port as a trunk port and allow all VLANs to traverse it. Here's a general procedure:
1. Enter the configuration mode on the Aruba switch. This is typically done by typing `configure terminal`.
2. Navigate to the interface configuration mode for the port you want to configure as a trunk. For example, if it's port 1/0/1, you would type `interface ethernet 1/0/1`.
3. Set the port mode to trunk mode by typing `switchport mode trunk`.
4. Allow all VLANs to traverse the trunk port. You can do this by typing `switchport trunk allowed vlan all`.
5. Exit the interface configuration mode by typing `exit`.
6. Save your configuration changes by typing `write memory` or `copy running-config startup-config`.
This configuration will enable the specified port to pass traffic for all VLANs across the trunk. Make sure to adapt the commands according to your specific Aruba switch model and software version.