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Stripping/Tagging ISP VLAN on GS105Ev2
Hi all, I am considering purchasing a GS105Ev2 managed switch. I want to check it will meet my needs. My new Internet Service Provide tags all incoming traffic with VLAN 40, and requires ...
ReadyNASUser wrote:
I am considering purchasing a GS105Ev2 managed switch.
For the port (e.g. port 1) where your fiber is connected make it a trunk (tagged) port for VLAN 40 port (e.g. port 5) where you connect your router, making it an access port.
Almost as simple as you have lined out already
- Adding a new VLAN 40
- Marking port 1 as tagged
Updating the PVID to show port 1 is part of VLAN 40- Marking port 5 as untagged member for VLAN 40 (but not a member of any other VLAN)
- Set the PVID for port 5 to 40, ensuring all frames coming in on port 5 are associated wot the VLAN 40
Keep in mind the GS105Ev2 is a Plus configurable switch, built on an unmanaged switch core - in no aspect a managed switch.
This is why I requested a moderator moving your post to the Plus And Smart Switches Forum.
Have fun!
ReadyNASUser wrote:
I will plug my ISP connection into Port 1, and all my other equipment in to ports 2, 3, 4 and 5.
Unless you have an Internet connection supporting more than one public IP addresses, you can typically connect just one router to the untagged side. Strictly follow the example I've suggested above with the untagged access port for VLAN 40.
Thanks for all the advice. My new ISP says they will allow two simultaneous PPPoE connections (with two different dynamic IPs - one for each PPPoE connection).
So do this I'd also set the PVID to Port 4 to VLAN 40?
You can make as many access ports for VLAN 40 (with PVID 40 of course) while no other VLANs are assigned as you need Ethernet for multiple PPPoE sessions.
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