RV325 inter VLAN routing not working

[christiaan.ras1]

Hi,

I'm in the possession of a RV325. The RV325 has direct connections to some devices and is connected to an access point.

On the RV325 I configured besides the default VLAN 1, an additional VLAN 20. VLAN 20 is configured as tagged, since the access point is aware of VLAN 20 for a specific SSID.

Both VLAN's are configured with their own subnet:

VLAN 1 with subnet 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 (DHCP), all RV325 ports are untagged.

VLAN 20 with subnet 192.168.2.0/255.255.255.0 (DHCP), all RV325 ports are excluded, except the one with a connection to the access point (marked as tagged).

Both VLAN's have inter VLAN routing enabled.

My problem is that I cannot send PING's to specific hosts in VLAN 1 from a host in VLAN 20. But to the same host I can establish a SSH connection.

If I ping to that host I get an 'ICMP Redirect Host' message back, but no ping reply. When I use SSH I do not receive this redirect. So this seems a bit weird behavior.

To be sure, I also checked firewall settings on the destination (host in VLAN 1), but no rule should block the ping.

Hope anyone can help me with this.

Regards,

Chris

[Philip D'Ath]

Make sure both hosts have the correct default gateway (being that of the VLAN interface in their VLAN).

Host firewall?

[christiaan.ras1]

Hi p.dath,

Thanks for your reply. Default gateways are configured by default in RV325. VLAN 1 propagates gateway 192.168.1.1 and VLAN 20: 192.168.2.1.

Both IP's are owned by the RV325.

Host allows all connections from local networks (192.168.*.*).

Regards,

Chris

[Nathan Young]

I was browsing my past post and seen I didn't follow up on this.  My issue with this was resolve somewhat.  I determine the issue was with inter vlan routing with just VLAN 1.  I move all my devices off of VLAN 1 to a new VLANs and inter vlan routing works as expected.  I didn't bother working with Cisco on this issue since it is working fine using VLANs other then 1. 

[Nathan Young]

Did you ever get a resolution?  I might be having the same issue.  I have inter VLAN routing turned on for all VLANs.  When preforming a ping between any VLAN to devices on VLAN 1, I get one response then no more.  I have verified gateways, inter VLAN routing, and disabled the firewall in the router and the hosts.  Unlike your issue, I cannot get any other protocol to work such as HTTP.  I am pretty sure I was able to ping from VLAN 1 to hosts on the other VLANs.

[christiaan.ras1]

Hi Nathan,

No, never got the answer in this thread. But I managed to solve the problem recently by installing the new firmware version. Although not part of the release notes, inter vlan routing works now. So there was something of a conflict/bug in the older firmware version.

To be sure, I also did a factory reset.

Regards,

Chris

[Nathan Young]

Which firmware version is working for you?  Thanks for the update!

[christiaan.ras1]

I'm using v1.3.1.12 (latest). Check: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/routers/rv325-dual-gigabit-wan-vpn-router/model.html#~tab-downloads

[EphraimRubenstein96026]

I have started to see the same problem. The RV325 has worked well for 2 years. I logged in to check my WAP121 wiifi AP  and now Inter-VLAN is not working. I removed 2 unused VLANs and upgraded the firmware to 1.5. I also tried a factory default reset but I did restore using my old config from a backup. I moved off VLAN1 and disabled it (the inter-VLAN routing).  I still cannot ping other than 192.168.XXX.1.

After a day and a half I have tried all I can think of. I also logged in via SSH but not much available on this SB router.

Any moral support or even a solution would be appreciated.

BTW the router is working I just don not have full control over it.