Configuring interswitch link (ISL) ports (PVLAN member ports)
To configure an interswitch link, you must change the configuration of an existing promiscuous port or trunk group in the primary VLAN on each of the two switches in the link.
The primary VLAN must exist in the configuration.
You must be in the global configuration context:
switch(config)#
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To configure a single port as an interswitch link (PVLAN member port):
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To configure a port trunk group as an interswitch link (PVLAN member):
Adding an interswitch link between two switches for VLAN 300
The interface you choose on the second switch does not have to match the interface you choose on the first switch.
Switch A commands:
switch-A(config)# vlan 300 tagged 1/A3 switch-A(config)# no interface 1/A3 private-vlan promiscous
Switch B commands:
switch-B(config)# vlan 300 tagged 1/A3 switch-B(config)# no interface 1/A3 private-vlan promiscous
You can also configure port trunk groups as an interswitch link. You can use either a static trunk or a static LACP trunk.
This example shows configuring a trunk group, adding the trunk group to the PVLAN as a tagged interface, and then configuring that trunk group as an interswitch link.
Configure port trunking before you connect the trunked links between switches. Otherwise, a broadcast storm could occur. (If you want to connect the ports before configuring them for trunking, you can temporarily disable the ports until the trunk is configured.) For more information about port trunking, see the ArubaOS-Switch Management and Configuration Guide.
switch-A(config)# switch-A(config)# trunk 1/A3,1/A4 trk1 lacp switch-A(config)# vlan 300 tagged trk1 switch-A(config)# no interface trk1 private-vlan promiscous