Hi Kim,
Here's what i have in my notes (i debugged this four months ago :)): vlan 1
will still be used for control traffic (cdp, vtp, dtp) if you prune it off
the trunk. STP will not work for vlan 1 if you prune vlan 1 from the trunk.

2009/8/20 Kim Pedersen <[email protected]>

> Hi Ken,
>
>  But that begs the question, when i state that native vlan should be
> 250 on a certain trunk, but i dont allow that on the trunk (switchport
> trunk allow vlan 200), to allow only another vlan (200), how does cdp
> function? (lab shows that it still finds neighbor devices).
>
> Kim
>
> [email protected] wrote:
> > Hi Kim,
> > CDP along with VTP & STP was transported by vlan 1. Vlan 1 need not
> > necessary be the native vlan.
> >
> > Kengyong
> > CCIE #24979
> >
> >
> >> Hi All,
> >>
> >>   I have a question regarding the native vlan in dot1q. Frames comming
> >> from the vlan that is choosen as the native vlan is not tagged across
> >> the trunk. I can manually set the native vlan to be, say 200. I can then
> >> also say that i only want to allow vlan 250 to cross the trunk. I was
> >> under the impression that stuff like CDP used the native vlan across
> >> trunks, but if it is manually pruned (by not allowing it), why does it
> >> still work?
> >>
> >>   Am I wrong in that CDP does not use the native vlan?
> >>
> >>   What I was trying to do was to follow Cisco's guidelines as to not use
> >> the native vlan 1. However, since VTP cant prune vlan 1, I was doing it
> >> manually and came up with this thought...
> >>
> >>   Hopefully someone can clear it up for me.
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >>
> >> Sincerely,
> >> Kim Pedersen
> >>
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