Hello Cisco Support Community, First thank you for any replies. The video posted today on 302's and multiple VLAN's on one switch was nice. Thank you, I have that working but it's not really what I need. Though pictures are worth a 1000 words so I hope someone will post something similar to my question. I have 7 - SB 302-08 switches with the most recent firmware. (updated firmware today, thanks to the video, and TG for the CLI) All 302's are configured for layer 3. This is my first experience with the SMB line of switches. I have a main office and several satellite branch offices. All locations are connected back with a "Q to Q" circuit on individual ports to a vendor supplied switch at the main office. I need to link all branch office 302 switches back to the main office 302 switch and allow traffic amongst them. Mainly traffic between each branch office and the main office. There maybe a future need to incorporate VoIP on them as well, but that is a back burner issue. These locations will have an individual VLAN and 302 switch but need to receive data from the main VLAN and possibly others. I have a "core" SB 302 setup at the main office with its own VLAN. Each branch switch has its own VLAN. I would also like to have a centralized management VLAN for the switches. In trying to configure the core 302 I keep losing connectivity and having to reset it. On the branch switches I end up getting them to only link to themselves with different IP's and not the core. I'm assuming this is caused by my not configuring interconnectivity using ACL. Please let me know if you need additional information. Thanks
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