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Can anyone tell me how to configure the tagging on a port that is going to be used for a telephone and a computer simultaneously. We use HP fully managed switches.

 

I have a VLAN for telephony and one for the computers.

 

Thanks very much.

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This works a treat for me. DEFAULT_VLAN is the PC VLAN and VLAN 250 is voice. We have students on a wholly seperate domain and switches

 

; J9148A Configuration Editor; Created on release #W.15.08.0012

; Ver #02:11.05:16

hostname "xxxxxxxxxxxxx"

module 1 type j9148a

module 2 type j9165a

module 3 type j9008a

power-over-ethernet pre-std-detect

stack commander "xxxxxxxxxxxxx"

stack auto-grab

stack member 1 mac-address xxxxxxxxxxxxx

stack member 2 mac-address xxxxxxxxxxxxx

stack member 3 mac-address xxxxxxxxxxxxx

ip default-gateway xxxxxxxxxxxxx

snmp-server community "public" unrestricted

vlan 1

name "DEFAULT_VLAN"

untagged 1-48,A1,B1-B2

ip address xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx

exit

vlan 250

name "VOICE"

tagged 1-48,A1

no ip address

exit

password manager

password operator

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Hi, we have the mitel phones, Tagged on the telephone vlan and untagged on pc vlan. The mitel's work on a DHCP scope option that points it in the right direction.
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To piggy back workstations with our Avaya phones, I tag the Voice vlan and untag the Wired Data vlan on the port being used for the phone/workstation. Works well (but only at 100base).

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