09-15-2015 05:07 AM - edited 03-08-2019 01:46 AM
Hi all,
whoo.. whenever I have a question, I use this forum..
In order to set up by myself, I enthusiastically configured it...while searching useful manual..but failed ,
So I'm here to ask you guys my issues..
Actually the task I should do is to assign IP address each vlan..
So I followed below useful manual I found.
But I found one problem..
That is, as you can see the below contents, there is a RED font I write down.
First time that's alright! very good steps..
But after (RED font)procedure, my switch was disconnected, FAILED.
After that, web site environment was changed ( unable_to_use_web_site.png)
So I used wire shark and found what's going on. (wireshark_contents.png)
In my surroundings, there's no person who teach me...
Please teach me ...
Thank you.
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This article will show how to setup a Cisco SG 300-20 switch to work on a home / office network.
First of all you need to change your System Mode to Layer 3.
To get to the Console, you can either use the provided serial cable and login with the default userid/pw, or by enabling SSH.
Choose System Mode
Choose Edit, then hit your space bar to toggle the Layer 2 over to Layer 3. Save that and reboot. Important – This will erase everything so backup or make notes
Once the system comes back browse over to the Web GUI interface.
Choose “VLAN Management / Create VLAN” and enter as many VLANs as you like.
After you create the VLANs, you need to setup the IPv4 Interfaces.
Choose “IP Configuration / IPv4 Interface” and add VLAN 2
<-- my issue point
Things should look like this
Now you want to Untag the Ports that will be included in your first VLAN.
Change your VLAN ID to 2 and hit GO.
Then untag the port that your first computer is connect to (GE20 in my case on VLAN 2)
Then under “Interface Settings” you need to change the port to Mode = Access for VLANs to work properly.
Choose GE20 and Edit
Finishing Touches (Routing)
I needed to add a route to my Router using the “IPv4 Static Routes” page.
And also a reverse route on my Router which is a DD-WRT.
And this is my routing table on my DD-WRT
05-11-2016 07:27 AM
Installation of DD-WRT:
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