Connecting multiple VLANS to internet through single port connected to router on JGS524PE

Question

I'm trying to get multiple VLANs to connect out to the internet through a JGS524PE without success so far. I set up the following VLAN configuration. Port 14 is tagged and is connected to the router. All others are untagged. When I enter this config everything loses internet connectivity. Any ideas?

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schumaku · Answer

What exactly do you want to achieve?&nbsp;Your set-up is an appropriate 802.1q confguration for multiple networks. You have five individual networks, where each needs it's own IP subnet, it's own DHCP server, it's dedicated default gateway IP address - what would be done on a router supporting five dedicated networks based on the tags.&nbsp;Consumer routers and typical ISP CPE routers don't support such a configuration.&nbsp;

NetworkN00b2021 · Answer

This is what I'm trying to achieve.&nbsp; Other posts indicated a router on a stick or&nbsp;VLANs with shared Internet access via static routes options.

NetworkN00b2021 · Answer

&nbsp;This is what I'm trying to achieve.&nbsp; Other posts indicated a router on a stick or&nbsp;VLANs with shared Internet access via static routes options.

DaneA · Answer

@NetworkN00b2021,&nbsp;Is your ISP CTE Router a combination of modem and router?&nbsp;&nbsp;Does your ISP CTE Router supports VLAN?&nbsp; If not, you will need a firewall router that supports VLAN so that each VLAN can have its own DHCP server.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;From the network setup you have provided, it would be best that you replace your JGS524PE with a switch that supports VLAN Routing such as GC728XP.&nbsp; To know more about the specifications of the GC728XP, kindly check its data sheet here.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also, since I suggested the GC728XP (it belongs to the Smart Managed Pro Switch Family), you may want to check other NETGEAR Business Switch Models that might fit your network requirements:NETGEAR Business Product Catalog Volume 20-3&nbsp;Here's an article that might help you choose the right switch for your network needs:&nbsp;Which NETGEAR switch is right for me?&nbsp;&nbsp;Regards,&nbsp;DaneANETGEAR Community Team