InterVLAN routing on Cisco SF300-24PP

[KimC1992]

Hi,

I’m stuck trying to route between VLANs.

I have a Cisco SF300-24PP set in L3 system mode. I also have an EdgeCore ECS2100-28T L2 switch.
Port 1 on both switch is on VLAN 101 untagged. Port 2 on both switch is on VLAN 102 untagged. The switches are connected on trunk ports.which are tagged members of VLANS 101, 102 and 1 (myLoneStar login).
VLAN101 on the Cisco has address 192.168.1.254.
VLAN102 on the Cisco has address 192.168.2.254.
VLAN1 on the Cisco has address 192.168.98.254.

I can connect a PLC, address 192.168.1.55, on port 1 on the Edgecore switch and ping it from a PC on port 1 on the Cisco switch ok.
I can connect a the same PLC on port 2 on the Edgecore switch and ping it from a PC on port 2 on the Cisco switch ok.

What I need to be able to do is ping [and go online to the PLC] with the PC on port 1 on the Cisco switch and the PLC on port 2 on the Edgecore switch, i.e. between VLANs, and only in that direction..
The PC has address 192.168.1.200/24, gateway 192.168.1.254.
The PLC has address 192.168.2.100/24.

I thought that ACL binding on port 1 or VLAN101 of the Cisco would do the trick for me but I can’t get it to work.
The ACE I was using is attached.

Can anyone help with the routing?

[kristoff1]

Hi Kim,

You need to enable ip routing on your switch where the svi's are on.

If they are on the same switch this should do the trick.

Kind regards,

kristoff 

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

--> Port 1 on both switch is on VLAN 101 untagged. Port 2 on both switch is on VLAN 102 untagged. The switches are connected on trunk ports.which are tagged members of VLANS 101, 102 and 1 (default).

It is difficult to understand what you have configured. There can only be one (untagged) Vlan. 

I think the SF300 let's you do a 'sh run', post the output of that, and indicate which ports are connected to which devices.