Re guys, thanks for all the answers, all pointing in the two relevant directions ;)
> why don't you use: > > switchport mode access > switchport access vlan 402 > switchport voice vlan 498 Will try that - this sounds like the easiest way, although I dislike special constructs normally. But - this would allow me to keep the portfast setting which definitely helps when dealing with workstations... > Your setup doesn't work probably because you haven't allowed the native vlan > too. > You should have: > switchport trunk allowed vlan 402,498 And yes, this is probably caused by my stupidity - believing that since 402 is native, I didn't want it on the trunk and thus not permitting it... Thank you for your help! (I knew I could count on you) Elmar.
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