PC8024 interface with existing voice VLAN (100) on the switches HP 2910

We have added our first Dell PowerConnect 8024 switch to an existing network of switches HP 2910.  We have only 2 VLANS configured: voice (100) and default (1).  The switches HP all default ports VLAN are set to "no label" and all the ports on the voice VLAN are established 'labelled '.

I need to configure the PC8024 to co-exist with the existing network phones for Mitel can communicate.  We are not familiar with the PC8024 switch, evaluate as a possible solution for improving our spine and DR subnet 1 GB to 10 GB.  For the spine, we need the voice traffic to be handled properly, so we set up the work with the existing voice VLANS 8024.

What parameters of configuration of VLAN do we need on the PC8024 to co-exist with the existing network configuration for the (100) voice VLAN on HP switches?

Voice VLAN allows you to specify which VLANs, then you should be able to use the VLAN 1, but if you use VLAN 1 and 100, you could probably just create a VLAN 100 and not bother with the stuff of vlan voice. What type of port is the port you are trying to assign to tagged in? Access mode cannot do without label. If it was the general mode you can assign it labeled 100 and a PVID from 1 which would put traffic which is not marked on the vlan 1.

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