08-26-2016 02:54 AM - edited 03-10-2019 01:10 PM
I have a typical scenario as attached. Here my VLAN1 can cross the cyberom but rest of the VLANs can not cross the cyberom for internet and other WAN communication. Please help.
I have also configured default gateway on my core switch (which is in L3 mode) as 10.0.7.1 which is an IP of my cyberom.
My all the VLANs are across the switches and have no problem in inter VLAN communication. Suitable trunk/tagged/untagged type of port configuration seems to be OK.
Waiting for early response. Please let me know if any more inputs are required.
Thanks and regards,
Jayesh Trivedi
08-26-2016 05:18 AM
The issue lies with your Firewall. You are probably hitting an explicit deny rule because it doesn't have a match for your other VLANs to allow traffic out.
The reason you DO have inter-vlan routing is because the SG300 is doing the routing and not the firewall.
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08-26-2016 05:44 AM
Hello
Probably require NAT to allow your lan subnets to access the internet.
Do you have a FW or RTR between the L3 switch and the internet that can perform this for you?
As looking at your topology I doubt your current L3 switch would be applicable to support NAT
res
Paul
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