Switchport access
An access port is a port on a switch that is configured to carry traffic from single VLAN, and is typically implemented within the framework of an Ethernet network. The access port by default is assigned VLAN 1, but can be changed using the switchport access vlan command.
This is in contrast to a trunk port which can carry multiple VLANs. Some additional concepts involved with access ports can be found at the following notes:
- Switchport modes
- Switchport trunk configuration ignores access commands
- VLANs - when a tagged frame arrives on an access port
- Cisco Switch Port Configuration for IP Phone
Links
https://networklessons.com/switching/how-to-configure-vlans-on-cisco-catalyst-switch
Links to this page:
- DTP - Sending of Frames
- DTP - best practice to disable
- DTP - how to disable
- DTP
- EtherChannel - prerequisites for bundling
- Ethernet administrative operational mode
- IPv6 RA Guard
- STP - BPDU Filter Use Cases
- STP PortFast Best Practice
- Switch configuring a routed port
- Switched Virtual Interface (SVI)
- Switchport modes
- VLAN SVI status
- VLAN Trunk interfaces missing in show vlan output
- VLAN
- VLANs - when a tagged frame arrives on an access port
- VTP operation over trunks
- VXLAN access trunk port
- Wireless AP FlexConnect mode switchport mode