If vlan native between Trunk ports not configured so what happens?

I have a network where two ports of junction are allowed vlan 9 but not native VLANs configured. will be affect performance?

by default the vlan1 is configure the vlan native to assign a vlan on the interface different native

switchport trunk vlan native xxx

HTH

Richard

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