Make two cheating SG200 four switches with vlan

Hello

I have two switches SG200 I want to divide it into 2 VLANS totally independent.

My guess is that I could create a VLAN #2 and then assign 1-24 of VLAN (default) #1 and ports 25-48 of VLAN #2.

Do the same with the second switch.

And finally connect the cable from the port 1 switch 1 to port 1 of the 2 switch and

another cable to port 25 on switch 1 to port 25 on switch 2.

For some reason, devices can bee 'ping' on the same ports vlan switch 1 but cannot reach the devices on the switch 2.

Is there a way to do this with SG200 switches?

Thank you

It is a valid topology.

Any individual connection to the router should be UNTAG vlan 1 and vlan 2 UNTAG.

Any connection host for the vlan 1 should be vlan 1 UNTAG, any connection host in vlan 2 should be vlan 2 UNTAG. Marking only that we care is between the switches, 1u, 2 t trunk. Everything else is respectively not marked.

-Tom
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