untaggall and taggedall

[zeit]

Hi

I would like some help understanding how to migrate some ports that i have in one old device to a new Procurve 2530.

The question is that i have some ports on one old Avaya that are like this:

Port  Frames     Frames    PVID PRI    Tagging    Name
---- -------- ------------ ---- --- ------------- ----------------
1    No       No           9    0   TagAll       
2    No       No           20   0   UntagAll     
3    No       No           10   0   UntagPvidOnly
4    No       No           7    0   UntagAll    
5    No       No           7    0   UntagAll     
6    No       No           1    0   UntagPvidOnly
7    No       No           1    0   UntagAll     
8    No       No           9    0   UntagPvidOnly
9    No       No           7    0   UntagAll     
10   No       No           21   0   UntagAll    
11   No       No           1    0   UntagPvidOnly
12   No       No           1    0   UntagAll     
13   No       No           9    0   TagAll      
14   No       No           60   0   UntagAll     
15   No       No           1    0   TagAll       
16   No       No           1    0   UntagPvidOnly
17   No       No           1    0   TagAll      
18   No       No           480  0   TagAll       
19   No       No           23   0   UntagAll    
20   No       No           1    0   UntagAll     
21   No       No           9    0   UntagPvidOnly
22   No       No           480  0   UntagAll    
23   No       No           1    0   UntagPvidOnly
24   No       No           1    0   UntagPvidOnly

I would like to migrate this ports to Procurve 2530 but I am in doubt how to move some ports with UntagAll and TagAll

Can anyone help me out ? how to proceed ?

For example port Nº 20 i have untaggall, but Procurve 2530 don t allow me to have more than one untagged port ? correct ?

Another question is if I have TagAll or trunk why do I need to have a PVID ? whats the point ?

how can i recreate this scenario on the 2530 ..

Thank s

[Vince-Whirlwind]

I'd look at each device being migrated one by one - check what IP address(es) it has, check which VLAN on your network has that subnet assigned to it, then configure a port on the 2530 in that VLAN.

The Avaya should also be able to tell you which VLANs are assigned to each port. Check that first.