routing using cisco router vlans and hp switch

[mgroves50]

I have seup sub interfaces on a cisco 2811 router the .1 is 10.x.x.x the .2 sub interface is 192.168.50.2. I can ping the 192.168.50.2 address from a 10.x.x.x computer. The problem is with a hp 5406ZL modular switch and vlan configuration. I am using A15 as the trunk and is untagged, the rest are on

the default vlan 1. I know this has been posted before but i could not find the exact situation. Thanks.

[Jon Marshall]

Mike

What exactly is the problem ie. what cannot communcate with what ?

Jon

[vinodjad1234]

Hi ,

I do have same issue with cisco router and HP switch .

I am unable to establish the connection between this devices... now i want to check with disabling the Spanning tree from HP switch end... i am trying to collect the document from HP ... because commands in CLI are quite different....

please suggest me if anybody come across for the same issue.

[cadet alain]

Hi,

if you link  HP to a router with dot1q subinterfaces you must tell the switch that the corresponding vlans must be tagged on this port and the native vlan must be the same on both ends.

I think the syntax is :

vlan x

tagged X  where X is port and x is vlan id.

Regards.

Alain.

[Latchum Naidu]

Hi Mike,

Actually you need to tag the trunk/uplink port at your HP switch end under the specific Vlan in the HP switch.
And remaining ports which you want under Vlan X group those ports needs to be untagged.
See the below example config.... PC_PRINTERS is the actual vlan I assigned ports 2-6 and 8-48 to this vlan and the port 49 is tagged whcih is uplink to my cisco router.

vlan 594
   name "PC_PRINTERS"
   untagged 2-6,8-48
   tagged 49
   exit

Please rate the helpful posts.
Regards,
Naidu.