IEEE 802 1Q: Tagging and Trunking 101



IEEE 802 1Q: Tagging and Trunking 101

IEEE 802 1Q:  Tagging and Trunking 101

IEEE 802.1Q: Tagging and trunking 101
Today my topic is IEEE 802.1q standard: tagging and trunking basics. I talk about many terminologies such as VLAN tag, tagging, encapsulation, trunk, trunking, trunk port, and an access port. I will use an example to show what they are and how they work.
The IEEE 802.1q, often referred to as Dot1q, is the networking standard that supports VLANs on the Ethernet network. The standard defines a method of tagging traffic between two switches to tell which traffic belongs to which VLAN. Keep in mind, there are many implementations of IEEE 8021.q standard, but we tend to talk more about using Cisco switches.
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