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Config VLAN100 on a GS105eV2
Hi, I need to config a vlan 100 on my GS105eV2. But I didn't find how to do it. If I got on the 802... setup, I havn't find where to fix the 100 vlan on it. If you could help me ? Best regards...
OK, but If I want 2 port of my switch to put them in vlan 100 ?
...that' the next not very logical process I must admit.
Assume you want a dedicated VLAN 100 on port 2 and 3 untagged for connecting two systems for example.
- Disconnect the links from the ports oyu want to change to 100 - just to avoid any network mess during the reconfig.
- Add the ports to the VLAN 100 [U]ntagged by clicking into the field to rotate
- Set the ports PVID to 100 so incoming frames will be assigned to PVID 100
- Renove the ports from VLAN 1 ¨[_] empty by clicking into the field to rotate
- Connect the links again, and send beer.
- Have fun!
Happy holidays!
OK, thanks for your help,
it's done, but not working. I explain why.
The switch is connected to a hotspot (TP link RE360).
Is configurated to translate all the data, but perhaps it need to be configureted with a specifical ty to translate VLAN 100.
Not sure you could help me, but if yes, i'm ready to take your help....
Thanks and best regards.
Have a nice happy end of year....
jcpamart wrote:it's done, but not working.
That's probably caused by the limited description - we have configured a VLAN 100 with two untagged access ports.
jcpamart wrote:The switch is connected to a hotspot (TP link RE360).
Hotspot? This is a wireless range extender from what I see on the specs. A wireless extender does "hook up" over the air to a single SSID, where no tagged VLANs exist. Where is this additional (correct?) VLAN 100 suppose to come from?
Where does it connect to? How is that other root access point configured?
jcpamart wrote:Is configurated to translate all the data, but perhaps it need to be configureted with a specifical ty to translate VLAN 100.
There is nothing "translated" - the base VLAN (default 1) and the VLAN 100 configured reflect two [almost] dedicated networks.
If you have a multi-VLAN network and want to extend this as a multi-VLAN network, you need a pair of dedicated VLAN bridges supporting multiple 802.1Q VLANs.
If you have a multi-VLAN network and want to make the VLAN 100 available, configure the access point SSID (on the other end) to a dedicaed SSID serving the VLAN 100. Link the RE360 to this new SSID, now you get the plain untagged VLAN 100 on the RE360 Ethernet port.
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