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VLAN ESW-540

albertmilia
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Hi,

I have a new switch ESW-540 24-port, I upgrade firmware to 2.1.19.

I build 2 VLAN for 2 networks: VLAN 2 and VLAN 3 . I don't use the default VLAN 1.

This is my configuration:

port e1 and e2 : ACCESS PORT on UNTTAGGED VLAN 2

port e3 and e4 : ACCESS PORT on UNTTAGGED VLAN 3

port e1,e2,e3,e4: EXCLUDED VLAN 1

port e24: TRUNK PORT with UNTAGGED VLAN 1 and TAGGED VLAN 2 and VLAN 3

Communication (ping) between e1 and e2 --> OK

Communication (ping) between e3 and e4 --> OK

Communication (ping) between e1,e2 and e24 --> NOK  :-(

Communication (ping) between e3,e4 and e24 --> NOK  :-(

Communication (ping) between e5,e6,e7,.... (VLAN1) and e24 --> OK

Communication (ping) between e5,e6,e7,.... (VLAN1) and VLAN2, VLAN3 --> NOK - It's correct.

Any special configuration on e24 trunk port ????

Can you help me ???

Thanks,

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David Hornstein
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Hi Albert,

Bit concerned about your testing process.  You have proved that untagged switch ports in vlan 1 can communicate with e24.  that makes perfect sense.

What what are you using (connected on e24 )  to check for tagged packets egressing out of E24 from PCs connected on  vlan 2 and vlan 3.  This testing device you are using must be vlan aware.

The switch port 24 must be connected to a VLAN aware router or layer 3 switch  that is trunked for ;

vlan1 untagged

vlan2 and vlan3 tagged.

So that routing can occur between vlans.

regards Dave

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David Hornstein
Level 7
Level 7

Hi Albert,

Bit concerned about your testing process.  You have proved that untagged switch ports in vlan 1 can communicate with e24.  that makes perfect sense.

What what are you using (connected on e24 )  to check for tagged packets egressing out of E24 from PCs connected on  vlan 2 and vlan 3.  This testing device you are using must be vlan aware.

The switch port 24 must be connected to a VLAN aware router or layer 3 switch  that is trunked for ;

vlan1 untagged

vlan2 and vlan3 tagged.

So that routing can occur between vlans.

regards Dave

Indeed you are right,

I configured the VLAN support in Router connected to e24 and entirely correct.

Thanks for your help.