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Management VLAN doesn't seem to do anything
I have set up a M5300 switch with four VLANs. 1, 16, 32, and 72 using VLAN 72 as the Management VLAN. VLAN 72 is assigned to port 48. Ports 1-47 are assigned to VLANs 1,16 and 32. The issue I am ...
Hi xes
Welcome to our community!
In your scenario, I suggest it's better to reach your requirement via Access Control.
Below is the configure Guide:
Switch GUI go to 'Security-->Access-->Access Control'
1. Create a new Access Profile, but not Activate Profile(remember do not activate, otherwire you will cannot access the switch again! )
2. Add Access Rule according your requirement
For example: permit 192.168.1.1/24 access to Switch via HTTP/HTTPs/Telnet/SSH
3. Activate Access Profile
And you will find that only 192.168.1.1/24 can access the Switch via HTTP/HTTPs/Telnet/SSH, other IP segment cannot access the Switch.
Hope that it helps !
Eric_z
NETGEAR Employee
This looks like exactly what I am looking for. If I create one or more permit rules, like in your example, does that automatically then deny all traffic not matching those rules?
Hi xes,
Yes, sure, you are right. It have one default rule that will deny all.
Look forward to receiving your good news.
Regards,
Ericz
NETGEAR Employee
Great, thanks for the clarification!
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