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Loosing access to GS316EP Plus Switch after configuring, GS308's are OK
I have a Firewalla Purple firewall taking care of my connection to the internet and doing DHCP for 4 VLANS. The Firewall is connected to a GS316EP which is then connected to 2) GS308EP's. I have setu...
OK, I think I got it figured out. The GS316EP has a setting for Management VLAN while the GS308EP does not. I had left this setting at VLAN 1 (Default). Changing this setting to VLAN 10 seems to have solved the issue. Now when I plug a PC into a port on any of the 3 switches that is configured for Untagged VLAN 10, I can reach any of the 3 switches as well as have internet access. I am not sure what the PVID on the Trunk Ports should be but I have them set at 10 as well and it seems to be working.
A bit curious but using the NSDT only ever shows the GS316EP, no matter which of the 3 switches I am plugged into. This is not an issue for me since the 3 switches are all configured with static IP's.
Thanks all for the input!
OK, I think I got it figured out. The GS316EP has a setting for Management VLAN while the GS308EP does not. I had left this setting at VLAN 1 (Default). Changing this setting to VLAN 10 seems to have solved the issue. Now when I plug a PC into a port on any of the 3 switches that is configured for Untagged VLAN 10, I can reach any of the 3 switches as well as have internet access. I am not sure what the PVID on the Trunk Ports should be but I have them set at 10 as well and it seems to be working.
A bit curious but using the NSDT only ever shows the GS316EP, no matter which of the 3 switches I am plugged into. This is not an issue for me since the 3 switches are all configured with static IP's.
Thanks all for the input!
“I am not sure what the PVID on the Trunk Ports should be”
If the port is tagged in all VLANs, it does not matter. If the port is untagged is one VLAN, the PVID should be the VID of the untagged VLAN. A port should be untagged in only one VLAN. That’s just a general rule, but it applies to most cases. Note that the general VLAN mode is very flexible and there are cases where the things look quite different. I do not think your case is one of those.
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