I have a Cisco 871 router and I have successfully added a second vlan and connected a switch configured with that VLAN. Anyways, my problem is the device in my new VLAN (vlan200) are able to ping/access devices on vlan1. I do not want this to happen. I read somewhere that the 871 routes between VLAN's by default. I wanted to see if anyone could confirm that?
That is correct, by default cisco routers route between vlans. If you dont want vlan200 to communicate with other vlans then you need to use an access list to block communication between your vlan.
That is correct, by default cisco routers route between vlans. If you dont want vlan200 to communicate with other vlans then you need to use an access list to block communication between your vlan.
Thanks Reza. I had configured it on a new Cisco 871 and found they were not communicating between VLAN's so I was a bit stumped when this one did route between. I have configured the access-group and will test tomorrow.
