802.1q between CAT 6500 and Passport 8600

Hi,
I`m configuring 802.1q trunking between CAT 6500 and passport 8600, in CAT 6500 I configure the port as trunk dot1q mode ON. In Passport 8600 I configure the port as TAG port.
I cretate the same vlans in both switch, but the interface vlans are create in CAT Switch. all hosts in Passport Switch that belongs to vlan 1 can ping his default gateaway (Interface Vlan) but hosts that belong to other vlan no.

Please somebody helpme

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Unfortunately, you cannot create an etherchannel from one device to two different devices. for example, from 3750 you have gig 1/0/1 and gig 1/0/2. gig 1/0/1 of 3750 connects to port 1/1 of switch A and gig 1/0/2 of that same 3750 connects to port 1/2 of switch B. You can NOT create an etherchannel on 3750 to combine gig 1/0/1 and gig 1/0/2 to create a bigger pipe. That is not how etherchannel is designed to do.
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We have a requirement to configure trunks to a 6500 and HP GbE2 interconnect switch in a blade enclosure.
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n_momin wrote:
Hello,
We need some new phones at home, and i came across 2 which I thought were decent. BT 6500 and BT 6510, but apaet from the way it looks, I cannot see the difference in it. So just wanted to ask is there any major differences in them?
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802.1X Authentication
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        Id: 1
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802.1X Authentication
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