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access to al vlans from 1 port

brazal123
Level 1
Level 1

Hello,

I have SG300 switch with 3(20,50,90) vlans configured on it.

the switch is connected to a firewall/router where I created policy's and virtual vlan interfaces to get my traffic to the wan.

This all works.

Now I want to have a port on the switch from where I can access all the vlans.

So I configured an access port with vlan 90 and I configured policys to allow traffic from vlan 90 to vlan 20 and 50.

But it doesnt work.

Any idea what I am doing wrong?

thanks

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Atul Choudhary
Level 1
Level 1

Hi,

There is a problem with inter-vlan routing. It will be helpful if you can share configuration with us.

Thanks...

devils_advocate
Level 7
Level 7

Are your default gateways for each of your Vlans on the SG300 or on the firewall/router?

Hello

does vlan 90 have a l2 vlan and a l3  address to route to the other vlans

what policy's are implemented ?

res

paul


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Paul

The simlplest way is to configure port as trunk port with "trunk allowed vlan 20,50,90" and connect this port to a device you need. If it is Linux you can create vlan interfaces on it.

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