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Hola,
das sollte helfen:
Trunking Mode Characteristics
COS = on
IOS = mode trunk
Trunking is on for these links. They will also send DTP signals
that attempt to initiate a trunk with the other side. This will
form a trunk with other ports in the states on, auto, or
desirable that are running DTP. A port that is in on
mode always tags frames sent out the port.
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COS = desirable
IOS = mode dynamic desirable
These links would like to become trunk links and will send
DTP signals that attempt to initiate a trunk. They will only
become trunk links if the other side responds to the DTP
signal. This will form a trunk with other ports in the states on,
auto, or desirable that are running DTP. This is the default
mode for the 6000 running Supervisor IOS.
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COS = auto
IOS = mode dynamic auto
These links will only become trunk links if they receive a DTP
signal from a link that is already trunking or desires to trunk.
This will only form a trunk with other ports in the states on or
desirable. This is the default mode for COS switches.
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COS = off
IOS = no switchport mode trunk
This option sets trunking and DTP capabilities off. This is the
recommended setting for any access port because it will
prevent any dynamic establishments of trunk links.
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If you want to enable trunking and not send any DTP signaling, use the option
nonegotiate for switches that support that function. If you want to disable trunking
completely, use the off option for a COS switch or the no switchport mode trunk
command on an IOS switch.
Ciao
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