How do I configure a trunk port on a web-managed switch?
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A trunk port is known as a single switch port that allows multiple VLANs to traverse through, enabling the efficient management of network traffic between switches and routers.
While Zyxel switches like the GS1200 series may not have a direct 'trunk port' feature like Cisco, you can achieve similar functionality by configuring VLAN settings.
For a port to act similarly to a trunk port, set it as a Tagged Egress Member for all VLANs you wish to pass through that port and maintain its PVID at 1.
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