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Ubiquiti UniFi Flex XG
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Question about Ubiquiti UniFi Flex XG
Hello QUESTION: Do these Ubiquiti UniFi Flex XG, pass on VLANS from Cisco, or can I use them as a backbone for Cisco SG300 switches? BACKGROUND: I have 3 Cisco SG300 distributed over 3 floors. Now I want to increase the bandwidth for two devices, by reconnecting the floors with these Ubiquiti switches and then connecting the Cisco SG300s to them. This way I would have a 10Gbit connection on each floor. Since I use VLAN on the SG300, these would have to be passed through the Ubiquiti UniFi Flex XG. Thanks
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Thank you very much for your feedback!
It's great that this works.
It's great that this works.
Yes, it works perfectly for me.
My "backbone" is also from Cisco 350x.
From there via 10Gbit to the UniFi XG. Simply forward the desired VLans via trunc.
After the UniFi XG, I also have a Cisco SG300.
All vlans arrive without any problems.
My "backbone" is also from Cisco 350x.
From there via 10Gbit to the UniFi XG. Simply forward the desired VLans via trunc.
After the UniFi XG, I also have a Cisco SG300.
All vlans arrive without any problems.
Yes, it works without problems (VLANs are also officially a standard: IEEE 802.1Q). I also had a Netgear in the mix.
Yes, it works perfectly for me.
My "backbone" is also from Cisco 350x.
From there via 10Gbit to the UniFi XG. Simply forward the desired VLans via trunc.
My "backbone" is also from Cisco 350x.
From there via 10Gbit to the UniFi XG. Simply forward the desired VLans via trunc.