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BeatleManiac
Oct 20, 2023Aspirant
MS510TXM need some general assistance with Routing config
Hello everyone! I'm running a MS510TXM with fw 1.0.5.10. I'm trying to get VLAN routing working and I'm having trouble. From all subnets/VLANS (tagged & untagged) I can see the gateway addre...
schumaku
Oct 21, 2023Guru - Experienced User
Hello Steve,
The PVID does define the VLAN untagged frame entering the switch resp. the switch ports are associated to.
I've requested a moderator moving this thread to the Plus And Smart Switches Forum to discuss Smart Switches (T) and Plus Switches (E), including Local and Remote Management, simply because this isn't a Managed Switch model.
This leads to the question on how these IP subnets are supposed to be associated with VLANs - where you expect the routing to become active. A little bit lost on how you are testing with these two computers, as (for simplicity) none of these is connected to an access port. I would suggest to configure two test ports, port set [U]ntagged and associated to the VLANs (and subnet) you intend to test routing, with the PVID set to the same VLAN ID, but not associated to any other VLAN) associated with the other VLANs. 8-/
I see you have a series of ports still untagged on 1, but tagged member of multiple VLANs. Are you testing from machines, e.g. hosting VMs, able to handle multiple subnets and VLANs?
Greeting from rainy Switzerland!
-Kurt
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