Connecting switches

[DonnyForbes78]

I have two Cisco SG220-26 both config are pretty much the same for VLANS and tagging etc.. On both switch port 25 & 26 are tagged and all ports are trucked. 

Switch 1 is 10.10.75.xxx 

switch 2 is 10.10.75.xxx 

switch one is up and APs connect and cloud key as well and is operating, today when I plugged in switch 2 from port 26 to switch 1 port 26 and I was unable to ping switch 2. 

hope this is clear please advise how I can get these two switches working together. Thank you 

[balaji.bandi]

Take example Switch 1 already running 10.10.75.1 and you added Switch 2 ( make sure configure Trunk to allow the VLAN or allow all VLAN)

one switch 2  - configured 10.10.75.2 (this should be unique IP address you can not have same IP.

then add default route towards 10.10.75.1 to work.

[DonnyForbes78]

This is switch 1 screen shot and switch 2 is the exact same way except different IP. 

Should this work, or am I missing something? Also the adding the route where is this done? or is this done in the "administrative default gateway"

Again thanks for all your advice on this much appreciated. 

[Reza Sharifi]

If this is the case for switch-2, then it should all work. As for "adding the route" all you need is a "default gateway" (10.10.75.1) on switch-2. 

Now, all the ports on switch-1 are configured as trunk? If you are connecting a laptop or a PC to switch-2 to test, the port needs to be an access port and be in the correct VLAN.

HTH 

[DonnyForbes78]

Thank you for replying, the default gateway is added on switch 2 all VLAN are the same as switch one and as well as the ports being tagged.  So based off this I should be able to plug from switch 2 port 26 -> switch 1 port 26 and all should be good correct? I am going to test a little later today, Can I message you and let you know the results? 

Thanks again appreciate it. 

[Reza Sharifi]

Yes, after testing, let us know the results.