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danielr82 · 02-20-2016

I have a switch stack (and devices attached to that stack) all using VLAN12.A device provided by an ISP that I cannot see or configure, (the presentation is by ethernet and the device is offsite) the instructions from the ISP (Verizon) is configure y...

danielr82 · 02-24-2016

I think that you've got me on the right track now. some things still aren't working 100% as I've expect, but it's working more than it has been so far... the BVI interface has been removed, and IRB removed as well. According to this page on the Cis...

danielr82 · 02-23-2016

The major flaw in your attempt to use the router is that you connected the router to a trunk port (or at least the subinterface configuration would only be valid if it were connected to a trunk port). But when connected to a trunk port the frames f...

danielr82 · 02-23-2016

When I said a.b.c.1 a.b.c.2 the a.b.c part is always the same, it is (as previously described) a non RFC1918 /24 subnet. it is the same on both sides of the router (that is setup as a bridge), indeed if it was not then I'd want to route between two d...

danielr82 · 02-23-2016

but I believe that bridging is a flawed approach. You have vlan 12 which is in some subnet. And you have addresses from the ISP that are in a different subnet. They are not in different subnets. I never mentioned any other subnet, every address in V...

danielr82 · 02-23-2016

the trouble is I essentially have that. I've got VLAN12 configured, there are only three ports. it doesn't work. the ISP equipment drops the traffic as soon as any VLAN tag is applied. I've tried both with an without an SVI on the switch. - though fu...

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I think that you've got me on

The major flaw in your

When I said a.b.c.1 a.b.c.2

but I believe that bridging

the trouble is I essentially