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Please sent the Cisco config of the switch ports you are using.
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I have a problem to proper configure FG and FS.
When I use Cisco SG-300 (instead Fortiswitch), and configure port to untagged vlan 100 every things works ok.
But when i change to Fortiswitch native vlan 100, thats not working.
I have fortilink beetwen FG(port7) and FS(port48).
Trunk beetween FS and Cisco SW works ok.
I use port 6(vlan100) on FS and port WAN1 on FG.
Vlan 1 is working ok, beetween FG(port1) and FS(port1).
What can be wrong?
FS managed from FG.
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Can you show the cisco config? Remember Cisco has different meaning for Untag Native vlan VS Access port. You can have untagged traffic going over your trunk port, which is not tagged; however, I am not fully understanding your issue, but I would like to help.
When you say "remove switch for cisco" does that mean you remove the Fortigate switch that is behind the Cisco switch?
Please sent the Cisco config of the switch ports you are using.
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Thanks for replay.
gradius85 wrote:When you say "remove switch for cisco" does that mean you remove the Fortigate switch that is behind the Cisco switch?
Now i have -> modem - cisco(sw) - cisco(sw) - Fortigate. I want change the cisco switch (connected to fortigte) to fortiswitch.
Cisco port configuration where all is ok
description "uplink vlan 100" switchport trunk native vlan 100 !"
Fortiswitch conf for this port
edit "port6" set native-vlan 100 set igmp-snooping disable set snmp-index 6 next
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