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Posted (edited)

Hello,

 

I have the following switches:

 

GSM7312 (this is a netgear, L3 Switch with 12 Fibre or Copper Ports)

GS724T (This is a 24 Port L2 Netgear Switch)

 

 

My network:

 

VLAN 2 (Servers) VLAN IP 10.11.0.254/16

VLAN 3 (CompRoom1) VLAN IP 10.50.0.254/16

VLAN 4 (PhonesVOIP) VLAN IP 10.60.0.254/16

 

 

The GSM7312 allows routing between VLANS, hence each VLAN has IP assigned.

The GSM7312 supports 24 routed VLAN Ports with IP's

 

 

Problem:

 

I can not access VLANS on the L2 switch, apart from VLAN 4, (this was configured last)

It seems the last VLAN I add is the only one that works, i think this is because the L3 switch Port 7 VLAN ID is set to the last setup one. In this instance VLAN 4.

 

How can one port support multiple VLANS? I thought Tagging did this???

 

thanks in advance

 

 

 

Configuration:

 

I have configured the following

 

GSM7312 L3 switch

 

has above VLANS setup with IPs

Port 7 is tagged in all VLANS

 

Links

 

Port 7 is linked via fibre to Port 24 on below switch

 

GS724T (L2 netgear 24 port switch

 

IEEE 802.1x enabled

VLANS setup on switch as per L3 switch

Ports 1-4untagged +24tagged VLAN 2

Ports 5-8untagged +24tagged VLAN 3

Ports 9-12untagged +24tagged VLAN 4

Edited by benIT
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On the links between switchs u must have one vlan untaged and set as the primery vlan to carry all other vlans between switches. This is normaly the managment vlan1. E.g. Switch 1 uplink should be configed to vlan 1 untaged and all other vlans taged with vlan 1 set as primary vlan. Do exactly the same on switch 2 and wen links ar conected all vlan trafic should now pass between switchs.
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Posted (edited)

Hello,

 

Got it all working this morning, Logged onto Edugeek to post my resolve, but notice MicrodigitUK had posted the resolve as well.

 

I forgot about the management VLAN needing to be untagged, so all sorted now!

 

Thanks again for your help

 

Ben

Edited by benIT

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