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Add trunk as PVLAN Secondary?

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  • 1.  Add trunk as PVLAN Secondary?

    Posted 26 days ago

    We are looking to convert our DMZ to a PVLAN. One issue I am running into while labbing it up is, I cant seem to get trunk ports to work properly as PVLAN secondary ports. The SAN that hosts some of our DMZ servers connects to our 5400 switch via trunk port, so this is necessary. Is there a way to set this up?

    For testing purposes, I am testing the connection between a 6300 switch (Switch 1) and a 6000 switch (Switch 2). The 6300 is setup with PVLANs the the 6000 is not. I have already confirmed the PVLANs on the 6300 work properly. The setup is:

    Switch 1 (6300)


    vlan 10
       private-vlan primary
    vlan 11
        private-vlan isolated primary-vlan 10
    vlan 12
        private-vlan community primary-vlan 10

    int 1/1/1 (Link to router)

    vlan trunk native 1

    vlan trunk allowed 10

    private-vlan port-type promiscuous

     

    int 1/1/2 (Isolated user port)

    vlan access 11

    private-vlan port-type secondary

     

    int 1/1/3 (Community user port)

    vlan access 12

    private-vlan port-type secondary

     

    int 1/1/24 (Link to SW2)

    vlan trunk native 1

    vlan trunk allowed 11

    private-vlan port-type secondary

     

    Switch 2 (6000)

    int 1/1/1 (user port)

    vlan access 11

     

    int 1/1/24

    vlan trunk native 1

    vlan trunk allowed 11

     

    I have also tried setting the secondary vlan as the native vlan on the trunk port but that did not work either. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.