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• Routing between two VLANs on a switch in series SG300

  I've seen a lot of messages from people with problems of traffic between the two routing VLANS with some complex examples.  Can someone show a simple example for a SG300 switch (in layer 3 mode) to set up the two VLAN and send the traffic between VLANS without an external router?

  VLAN1 10.10.10.0

  VLAN2 10.10.20.0

  I tried to do through the UI and can't seem to make it work.  It seems that it must be very simple, so maybe I'm missing something in the GUI.

  Hi Chris,

  I did 5 minutes of recording that showed how I configured the two VLAN on my SG300 switch and layer 3-switched between the VLANS.

  You have no trouble getting to the GUI, so you will have no difficulty to setup in a few minutes...

  • Be sure to use the latest version of the SG300 package, with a bearable CLI.
  • to save your changes to the configuration at the end of the process.
  • the IP addresses that you create will be the address of default gateway for PC hosts on VLANs specified.
  • Recording can be interrupted at any time to perform configuration operations.

  Recording is now available on the website of the WebEx service. Click on the link below to read:

  https://Cisco.WebEx.com/ciscosales/LSR.php?at=PB&SP=MC&rID=55688352&RKEY=05e1fc5fff0d05da

  Configuration of VLAN

  Monday, October 24, 2011 11:02 New York time

  5 minutes

  Have fun

  Best regards, Dave

• 4240, blocking some of the traffic between the VLANS local

  I have an IPS 4240 in interface mode inline between our firewall switches and kernel in the periphery. This connection is a trunk with 2 port VLAN, lets call them A and b. everything works fine 100% between the VLANS (the firewall makes routing inter - vlan) except for SSH/telnet of VLAN A VLAN B, which is a big problem.

  Everything works fine, including:

  Web/443/TFTP from A to B

  SSH/Telnet from B to a.

  SSH/Telnet to nowhere A share around the world

  SSH/Telnet from other networks to B

  I removed the IPS of the equation, and everything is back to normal, so something must be up with the PPE.

  This is a new deployment... so the sensor uses its default configuration. I don't see anything stuck. About the only thing that has been set up are the interfaces. I tried different values in the field VLAN by default in menu interface configuration does not, and I don't think it's related to the configuration of VLANS since https/web and everything works fine.

  What I'm missing here? Any ideas?

  Thanks AOT

  There were a few [normalizer engine] signatures that will drop the traffic without alerting. I don't know if they still do, but check for active sigs that use the normalizer engine and is not an alert action.

• VMOTION between the VLAN

  Can I put the VMOTION between two VLAN ID 101 and 102 ID?

  If you find this post useful/rectify your problem be sure to assign points

  Yes... It would fail if no routing prober is in place.

  Check vmkernel default gateways (esxcfg-road) and using vmkping...

  / Rubeck

• a vSwitch does support internal traffic between the VLANS configured on the same vswitch?

  Hey gurus - I know that the virtual machines on the same port group will communicate internally - but a vSwitch will support internal communications between virtual machines on different VLANS configured on the same vSwitch?  Looking for definitive answers only.

  gman

  Welcome to the MSFN - no traffic is not internal when communicating through different VLAN-

  If you find this or any other answer useful please consider awarding points marking the answer correct or useful

• Not able to communicate between the VLANS on SG300-10

  Please take a look at my crude drawing of how I want my network to work:

  SG300-10
  __________________________________________
  | 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
  |_|___|__________________________________|
  |   |_________________________________
  |_________________                   |
  __________________  _______|_________  _______|_________
  |-VLAN 1-|  | - VLAN 10-|  | - VLAN 20-|
  |   Management |  | 192.168.10.1 |  | 192.168.20.1.
  | 192.168.1.250 |  |               |  |               |
  |________________|  | Internet router |  |   Devices.
  | 192.168.10.2.  | Box of physics |
  |_______________|  | 192.168.20.2 |
  | Server 2008R2.
  | DNS, DHCP, AD DC |
  |               |
  | Physical boxes |
  | 192.168.20.x |
  | W7 Workstations |
  |_______________|

  I put a static IP address on the server 2008R2 host and Internet router.  I have configured my VLAN and I put each VLAN IP (as shown above), I put a 0.0.0.0 route to the Internet router, but also routes for each range of IP VLAN x.x.x.0 and I put the gateway on all host on VLAN 20 to be 192.168.20.1.

  I'm unable to access the Internet, ping the router or access the webpage switch management of any host on VLAN 20 unless I manually set the IP address on the host VLAN 20 on the same IP range as the machine I'm trying to get. As such:

  If I manually set the IP host address to 192.168.1.50, I can access the administration of the switch, but then not RDP in or ping any host on VLAN 20 or ping the router Internet on VLAN 10.

  If I manually set the IP host address to 192.168.10.50, I can ping the router Internet but cannot RDP into or ping any device on VLAN 20, nor can I access the Switch Management page.

  If I let DHCP assign the IP 192.168.20.5, I can RDP in and ping all devices VLAN 20, but I can't ping all devices on VLAN 10 or access the administration of the switch to VLAN 1.

  I know I'm missing something simple, and I worked on it for about 30 hours now but can't seem to get this to work. Someone could possibly help?  Thanks in advance.

  Just to be sure, is the SG300 mode switching L3 / L2 switching?

• Can not do a homegroup between PC w / Win 7 and laptop w / Win 8

  I have a router with wireless capabilities and my PC is connected to it and my laptop is wireless and internet connections are large.  I had a successful homegroup before but I had to unplug my PC to clean/redesign for the new office.  Now, I can 'create' a homegroup with computer but neither one can "find" the other homegroup, and I can't print from my wireless on my printer connected to my PC more.

  I get a 'sign' in box for my PC which request you a user name and password of my network "Home 7" but I can't remember or find that information anywhere. "."  My wireless router is "(name)" and network cards on my Wired PC PC lounge via the router to the internet and my laptop is 'discovered' but not 'connected '.  The two computers 'see' each other, but won't the other homegroup.  I don't me the button "join the homegroup" on computers.

  How can I reset the 'wired network' for my PC?  I think this repetition which would allow computers to find the other homegroup.

  Thanks for any help.

  Hello

  This issue could be due to some incorrect homegroup settings. I suggest you try these methods and check:

  When you are prompted to connect, sign in with your Windows 7 username and password and see if that credentials are accepted.

  If the problem persists, I suggest you remove the homegroup and put once more to correct the parameters of sharing as explained in this article:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/HomeGroup-help#HomeGroup-start-to-finish=Windows-81&V1H=win81tab1&V2H=win7tab1

  If the problem persists, refer to this article for troubleshooting:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/HomeGroup-problems-in-Windows

  Keep us updated in the results to get help.

• server traffic between the VLANS (broadcast)?

  Hello

  I have a SGE2010, implemented with different VLANS for use on a LAN.

  I have clients with vlan10 vlan20.

  Vlan30 and admin on vlan40 servers.

  vlan10 = 172.0.1.0/24 gw 172.0.1.1

  vlan20 = 172.0.2.0/24 gw 172.0.2.1

  vlan30 = 172.0.3.0/24 gw 172.0.3.1

  vlan40 = 172.0.4.0/24 gw 172.0.4.1

  But to say that I'm running a server counter-strike. What should I do on the switch for the clients get the server up in the "server list" in the game?

  I read something on the multicast and 'IP helper. " But may not know how to do...

  Hi Torbjeorn, correct to support ip is used, called udp relay on this unit.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/switches/LAN/CSBMs/SFE2000/Administration/Guide/SFE-SGE2xxx_Admin_Guide.PDF

  from page 210.

  -Tom
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• Can I create a homegroup between devices using Windows 7 and Windows 8?

  Hello. Upstairs, I have a pc with Windows 7 home premium. My printer is connected to it. Downstairs, I have a new laptop with Windows home premium 8.

  The PC is connected to internet wireless. So the laptop, except that it's pretty close to the top for one Ethernet cable to use.

  I would like to have access to the printer from my laptop and to be able to share files.

  A solution via a homegroup, but Microsoft Help says that both devices must be running Windows 7.

  Is this correct?

  If so, is there another way I can access the printer from the laptop?
  Thanks in advance,
  Laurence

  Hi Laurence!

  You can put the two computers in the same workgroup.

  Please see here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/networking-home-computers-running-different-windows#networking-home-computers-running-different-windows=windows-7

  Hope that helps!

  See you soon

  Julia

• Question of VLAN.  Communication between two Vlan

  Hello

  We have a network of laboratories.  My ESX Server has two cards on this segment under a Vswitch named Lab_Lan (under default vlan0).  We already have a few virtual machine running on this segment of the lab.  I would like to create two new vlan to simulate the two region.  But for what I understand him Vlan cannot communicate with each other easily. ?  We allow Vlan Trunk on the physical switch?  There is no way to do it in the ESX only... ? Perhaps via a software router?  I need these two new VLANs (1 and 2) can communicate with each other.

  Thanks for the help...

  Don't forget: If you find this information useful, please give points to "correct" or "useful".

  ESX does not routing for VM.

  You can do this with some switches, Layer 3, or with a device of linux that act as a router (with two interfaces).

  André

• RVS4000 routing between VLAN static?

  Hello

  I was wondering if the RVS4000 allows a static routing between the VLANS.  I would like to have three VLANS, one for my cable system, one for my wireless network and one for my print server.  I want the two VLAN Wi - Fi and to be able to get to the virtual LAN print server, but do not want the Wi - Fi and VLAN to react reciprocally.  Is it possible to put up with this router without the need of additional routers or a layer 3 switch.  Thanks in advance for any advice that anyone can give.

  By default, the VLAN is entirely routed. You do not have to configure routing between VLANs. What to put in place the filter. You must filter the traffic, which you don't want to pass between the VLANS. Set up the ACL according to the needs.

• RV180W ping hostname between VLAN & different subnets

  Hello

  I had a RV180w with 1.0.3.10 closes. According to the name of position, I'm not able to resolve host names between different VLANS which affected to different subnets, for example, allows said I have the following hosts:

  CASA:

  192.168.241.100/25 (wired - VLAN 1)

  Router: 192.168.241.1

  DNS: 192.168.241.1

  XBMC: 192.168.242.100/25 (Wi - FI - VLAN 2)

  Router: 192.168.242.1

  DNS: 192.168.242.1

  If I try to ping from two sources to one of the two destinations, the only one I get is a message 'impossible '.

  Authorized additional information routing between vlans & proxy DNS and if I try to look at the hostname under the 'nslookup' command, I could not resolve the host name, but if I do a "ping - a 192.168.241.100 ' it is said ' response from CASA (192.168.241.100) blah blah blah."

  So what I'm missing here?

  Hi Bruno, you can usually solve different subnet host name because the host does not know the subnet that treats it as a security measure.

  Disable the firewall feature on your computers and which must fix, otherwise you will probably have to change the lmhost files.

  -Tom
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• WLAN and VLAN

  Hi, I have a network with srw248g4p and srw224g4 WAP200 access points.

  also, the router is linksys, such as provided by the DSL provider

  Is this enough to configure different wireless LANs, so a WLAN can only connect to the internet, and other WLAN will be internal and internet network

  I would like to continue with regular, if possible WPA2 security.

  Do I need a WLC (e.g. WLC2106) to allow this, or can it be done with the current equipment. Are there other conditions that I have to take care of?

  Are there conditions for the router, or is it enough that it serves as a DHCP server?

  Thanks in advance

  'Stand-alone' (or 'stand-alone') means only "does not work with the controller. An autonomous access point is set up autonomous AP itself. There is no other way to do it with the WAP200. Access point unlike Cisco Aironet the WAP200 cannot be converted to a 'unified' in a WLC version controller. If you have a dozen WAP, you must configure each individually, i.e. assign the LAN IP address, set up the SSID, wireless security, VLAN, etc.. If you need to update firmware, you must update each individually. That's what I hear with "autonomous".

  You can use WAP to provide several separate wireless networks that connect to separate VLANs, for example a guest VLAN and your VLAN normal. Separation is achieved by the 802 tag. 1 q VLAN. You can WAP to connect to one of your SRWs if the connection port is configured correctly. You can also directly connect the WAP200 to any router that is able to manage the 802. 1 q VLAN.

  The problem of routing VLAN remains the same: If you have multiple VLANs and deliver them through a single router in the internet and perhaps some of the traffic between them VLAN you will need a router that is able to manage the 802. 1 q VLAN.

• This should be easy but... VLANS and switches

  I have 2 switches Dell 6224 is in Vlan35 and the other is vlan110 - I have an Ethernet cable connecting a switch to another - the port on the vlan 110 arrives but the port on the vlan 35 does not work - I want to access the vlan switch 110 of vlan 35 - what should I add to my config so that it works?

  Thank you very much

  Eric

  When you need two different VLANS to communicate with each other if you have enabled an L3 device on the network to perform routing. Your 6224 ToR may already setup for VIRTUAL LAN routing. In the config, it will have the command # ip Routing. Then the switch should just an IP address for each VIRTUAL local area network, and can then route between the VLANS.

  Example of possible configuration:

  6224 ToR

  VLAN 1 = 192.168.1.1
  VLAN 35 = 192.168.35.1
  VLAN 110 = 192.168.110.1
  # ip Routing
  # int port-channel 1
  switchport mode trunk #.
  # permit switchport trunk vlan add 35 110

  6220

  VLAN 1 = 192.168.1.2
  VLAN 35 only = no IP address
  VLAN 110 no = no IP address

  port-channel int # 1 (connection to ToR 6224)
  switchport mode trunk #.
  # permit switchport trunk vlan add 35 110

  port-channel int # 2 (connection iSCSI 6224)
  switchport mode access #.
  # switchport access vlan 110

  iSCSI 6224

  VLAN 1 = 192.168.1.3
  VLAN 35 only = no IP address
  VLAN 110 no = no IP address

  port-channel int # 1 (connection to 6220)
  switchport mode access #.
  # switchport access vlan 110

  You can also try to continue in the way of the use of the static routes for everything, I don't know how this will work.

• How to create a VLAN in N2048P

  New Dell switches, can you advise or point me to a link on how to create a VLAN? I need to separate our current network into 2 subnets.  Thanks in advance.

  You need a router or Layer 3 switch to route between the VLANS. There are several Dell switches that can perform VIRTUAL LAN routing, but the N2048 is layer 2. What other network devices you have on the network? You may find that you already have something that can perform routing.