Hey Juan,
It depends on if you are wanting to pass multiple vlans to the switch or
have it as a flat vlan. If you need more than 1 vlan then yes, the
switch must be setup as a trunk port but if you only need 1 vlan then
you can setup the switch as an access port.
On the ssg500 you define a physical port to be used as a trunk by
creating sub-interfaces or "unit" depending on if your using screenOS or
junos
SSG ethernet1/1 <--------connect to--------> Cisco
SSG ethernet1/1.100 = vlan 100
SSG ethernet1/1.200 = vlan 200
Now you can assign a switch port on your cisco to be in say vlan 100 and
define it as an access port.
hope this helps
-Payam
Juan Cardoza wrote:
Hello I am new at this mailing list, but I need to know how to connect the
firewall to a switch cisco, do I need to configure the trunk mode at the
cisco switch?
I am new with the Juniper and Cisco equipments and I have been trying to
find the configuration at the internet, but until now I don't have that
information.
Hope you can help me.
Kind regards
c...@rm@N
TCoor
jfcm...@yahoo.com.mx
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