How To Change Native Vlan On Cisco Switch?
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1. Log into your Cisco switch using an SSH client or a direct console connection
2. Enter configuration mode by typing “configure terminal” then press Enter
3. Type “vlan native <VLAN_ID>” then press Enter
4. Verify the change with the command “show vlan native”
5. Exit configuration mode by typing “end” then press Enter
6. Save the changes to the native VLAN by typing “copy running–config startup–config” then press Enter
To change the native VLAN on a Cisco switch, you’ll need to use the following command:
1. Login to the switch and enter configuration mode:
conf t
2. Set the native VLAN for the switch:
interface vlan <native VLAN number>
3. Set the native VLAN for all switch ports:
interface range <port range> switchport trunk native vlan <native VLAN number>
4. Save the changes:
wr mem
5. Exit configuration mode:
exit