What's the difference between trunk and access port?

Question added by Muhammad adnan Qumar , IT engineer , Synopsis Solutions Ltd
Date Posted: 2016/03/01

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by Hussam Dasouqi , Implementation Engineer , Location Solutions

Basically an access port has one VLAN configured for the interface, while a trunk can support multiple VLANS at the same time.

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