If it is part of a LAG, the LAG settings take preference, but it is better for them to match.
This was all setup prior to my time here. All switches go back to core switch via fiber port. We have an N2048 that will not work with a new VLAN we've added. This VLAN existed on all of our other switch closets previously. For whatever reason, this VLAN was never added to this switch. I imagine there's something I'm missing but googling and reading I haven't found it. One thing I did find is that most of these switches fiber port to the core switch are set to "access" mode. I also see that on the problem switch the fiber port to core switch shows static: U and Current: F for VLAN membership(untagged and forbidden) under the default VLAN 1 only. All other VLANs it shows forbidden. I'm pretty sure this is the meat of the issue however one of our other switches show this same port as forbidden under this same VLAN  but as far as I know the VLAN is working on that switch. This same switch also shows the fiber port to core switch as Static: blank and Current: F. To sum it up I guess I really have two questions. Suggestions why the VLAN is not working and what I may have missed.  Can someone explain the "static" and "current" status. I've read the manual and googled but it is still confusing to me.
VLAN issue