Inter-VLAN routing MS510TXUP

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Good day,&nbsp;I am using a Netgear MS510TXUP multi gigabit switch. (not the MX510TXPP as selected in model, but can't select the MS510TXUP)&nbsp;I am trying to use the VLAN routing functions, but with limited succes.&nbsp;I have routing enabled.&nbsp;If I use 2 VLANs:&nbsp;VLAN1 = 196.168.1.0/24 with Interface 192.168.1.100VLAN20 = 196.168.20.0/24 with interface 196.168.20.1&nbsp;From a computer connected to VLAN1, 192.168.1.3, I can ping the interface of VLAN20 (192.168.20.1) but I cannot ping a computer on VLAN20 (192.168.20.2)&nbsp;PC in VLAN1 has default gateway set to 192.168.1.100PC in VLAN20 has default gateway set to 192.168.20.1&nbsp;192.168.20.2 does show up in the ARP table of the switch. A static route is automatically added on the switch, pointing to 192.168.20.0&nbsp;Is there something else I need to do to get inter-VLAN routing to work on this switch?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

DaneA · Answer

BertAnsink,&nbsp;I apologize for the late response.&nbsp; :catsad:&nbsp;It would help if you post a diagram of your current network setup as well as the configuration you did and from there, the community members might be able to comment their suggestions and recommendations.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Regards,&nbsp;DaneANETGEAR Community Team

Retired_Member · Answer

BertAnsink&nbsp;&nbsp;Have you checked the firewall settings on the PCs? Traffic from other subnets than the one they are on may be blocked.&nbsp;As for the Internet access, have you defined the necessary static route on the router for the other subnet? I guess your router is in the&nbsp;196.168.1.0/24 subnet so the route should be&nbsp;196.168.20.0/24,&nbsp;&nbsp;next hop&nbsp;192.168.1.100. This is for replies from Internet.

Retired_Member · Answer

BertAnsink&nbsp;&nbsp;I own a&nbsp;MS510TX and a MS510TXPP. Setting inter-VLAN routing is very simple there. The only thing that needs to be done is to enable the 'Routing Mode' and define VLAN interfaces in 'VLAN Routing Configuration'. I do not use any wizards. I did not change the management VLAN. I have my Internet router in VLAN1, but I do not have any endpoint devices in there except for my management PC. All my endpoint devices are in the other three VLANs.

Retired_Member · Answer

BertAnsink&nbsp;&nbsp;Well, based on your original post and the similarity of the names between my and your MS510TXes, I've made an assumption that MS510TXUP is a routing switch as my MS510TX and MS510TXPP. That might've been wrong.&nbsp;I've just looked at the datasheet for&nbsp;MS510TXUP and I see no routing feature listed there. Moreover the firmware version of MS510TXUP&nbsp;is totally different from the firmware version of MS510TX/MS510TXPP. However it is the same as the firmware version of my other NETGEAR switch&nbsp;GS308T and&nbsp;GS308T is not a routing switch.&nbsp;I do not own a MS510TXUP so I can't really tell. However, if&nbsp;MS510TXUP is not a routing switch, you need a VLAN-aware router or a routing switch for inter-VLAN routing or even to access Internet from VLANs other than your current router is on.&nbsp;

schumaku · Answer

Appears VLAN routing capabilities went lost for the&nbsp;L2+/Lite L3 Services specs on the&nbsp;Data Sheet MS510TXM, MS510TXUP&nbsp;. It exists on the product, it is fully documented on the&nbsp;8-Port Multi-Gigabit/10G Ethernet (Ultra60 PoE++) Smart Managed Pro Switch with 2 SFP+ Ports (GS510TXM and GS510TXUP) User Manual.
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