said by Trel:I'm not familiar with the phrases "not a member" "tag egress" and "untag egress" as well as if I should be turning "filtering ingress" on or off, or any of the other settings.
Example time!
Say you're looking at switch port 6. If, say, a broadcast packet is being transmitted on VLAN 5, then:
If port 6 is "not a member" of VLAN 5 then the packet does NOT go out port 6.
If port 6 is "tag egress" on VLAN 5 then the packet goes out port 6 with the VLAN header still attached.
If port 6 is "untag egress" on VLAN 5 then the packet goes out port 6 after the switch strips off the VLAN header.
With "filtering ingress," if an already-tagged packet (say VLAN 5 again) is received on a port set to "not a member" for that VLAN then that packet is dropped.
/M