Correct way to trunk switches in Omada SDN

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Correct way to trunk switches in Omada SDN
Correct way to trunk switches in Omada SDN
2023-04-12 14:21:23 - last edited 2023-04-12 14:22:37
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Model: OC200   TL-SG2428P  
Hardware Version: V4
Firmware Version: 4.0.1

I am trying determine the correct way to trunk between two TL-SG2428P switches within the OC200 interface, with multiple tagged VLANs.

 

I cannot seem to work out what defines a port as trunk vs access, aside from maybe an access port would only have one, untagged network?

 

When creating a port profile, I can add tagged networks, but the port requires a native & untagged network to be selected. 'None' is greyed out under 'native network'. The switches themselves have their management interfaces on the non-default VLAN.

 

 

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