Hi all,  First of all, I have to say that I am new at the network area and I have poor knowledge of them.  To make you a picture, I have de next networks where you can see I have the same ip 200.12.3.01 twice:     The problem is that I have 2 cases of work and I have to change between both by SSH and only 350 have this capability:   "stand-alone-mode" where in both switches will be connected equipment with the same IPs and I only need to share the 192 net cutting the communication of the 200....     "Link-mode" where I have to disable one of the 200... net in one switch and start to share the other through the switches.  I have been reading that a way to manage the case of have same IPs is using virtual LAN, but I don’t know how to manage it or if there are other way to solve it.     Is it possible to do? Are there any better way ? If I am in the correct could someone help me with the SSH VLAN and communication to change between modes?   Thanks for all. ... View more

Hi all,   First of all, I have to say that I am new at the network area and I have poor knowledge of them.   To make you a picture, I am working with several switches and networks, let's say switches SG-200-28 and SG-350-28P and the networs 192.168.1.xx, 192.168.2.xx and 172.20.0.xx for example.   The problem is that I have 2 cases of work:   "stand-alone-mode" where in each switch will be a connect equipments to the net 172..... with the same IPs and I only need to share the 192 net. "Link-mode" where I have to disable one of the 172... net in one switch and start to share the other between the switches.   I have been reading that the way to manage the case of have sames IPs is with virtual LAN and Private Virtual LAN, but I dont know if I will be able to stay changing between modes and the way to configure the VLANs.   Any Idea?   Thanks all. ... View more

Hi all,   I am trying to communicate with my cisco SG200-26, I have enable the ssh ( Security -> SSH Client -> SSH Server Authentication) and followed all the indication posted in the forum. But I cant connect with cisco neither by telnet or ssh.   Just tell me "Network error: Connection refused".   I am using the default IP and I have tried the port 22 23 24 etc. I cant see the connection in the port  in the TCP/UDP Services   Can any one help me? any one have the same problem?   Thank you all. ... View more