Folks    I m super frustrated. i thought by getting the cisco RV340 router  it will solve my problem by allowing me to create a static NAT for my private vLANs to access internet. when connecting the RV340 router i got my ISP IP and created the needed vLAN to connect it to a SG300 L3 Switch, created the needed static routes needed to reach the private VLANS to connect to the rest of the network and static router BUT  when it came to create a static NAT on the RV340 i needed to provide  1. Enter the starting IP address of the internal IP address range to map to the public range which is fine so i entered 192.168.0.0 to cover all my VLAN like 192.168.110 and 192.168.100.0 2.Enter the starting IP address of the public IP address range provided by ISP  not including the router WAN IP address in this range which the only thing i got.. I DONT HAVE A RANGE.. since the IP is being obtained/provided via dhcp by the ISP through the bridge mode modem. 3. Select the name of the service, from the drop-down list, to apply for the Static NAT.  so i selected all the service  4. Select the name of the interface from the drop-down list which is WAN1 port    the only options i have infront of me is to switch my home internet to business internet where i can get 5 static internet IPs from the ISP that i can then use for the range.    what do i do ? or can I use my only ISP network IP ?   appreciate any help     ... View more

Unlike SG200 . with SG 300 i cant simply go to the port settings and choose my MTY per port..  how can i change the MTU on selected ports in SG300 switch  ?   Thank you    Maher ... View more

Hello    Looking for some help. VMs on vLAN 110 can resolve for example google.com but can't ping Attached is a diagram of my home setup which i changed recently.    For now i m using my home NETGEAR WIFI Router X6 R8000 that doesn't support vLANs until i get my new Cisco RV340 Router which supports VLANS Machines connected on SG-200-08 on vLAN 1 can resolve and access the internet with no issues Machine connected on SG-300-20 on vLAN 110 can resolve but can't access the intenet.   What am i missing ? is it a VLAN issue ?   Appreciate any help on this.         ... View more

Hello    I just bought a CISCO SG-300-20 Switch operating in L3 Mode on the hopes that I can create multiple VLANs which I did. but where my problem is that i cant find away to define a gateway for each of the VLANS I created.    I have configured 8 ports as Trunks Allowing Tagged vlans 100-120 and Un-tagged vLAN 1   How i am suppose to route between these vLANs  I would like to know what are my options here.    Regards,  M     ... View more