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BeatleManiac
Oct 21, 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...
BeatleManiac
Dec 31, 2023Aspirant
Hello everyone!!
Sorry it's been so long for my reply. I've purchased a GS108Tv3, which uses the same fw as my MS510TXM. This way I can troubleshoot the issue from a completely isolated environment. I am seeing the same issue, where a non-tagged device on a non-tagged VLAN cannot talk to a tagged device on a different tagged VLAN.
I have the default management VLAN on VLAN 1 on subnet 192.168.2.0. - Management ip is .1
My untagged VLAN is 3 on subnet 192.168.3.0 - Router interface is .1
My tagged VLAN is 4 on subnet 192.168.4.0 - Router interface is .1
I have 2 laptops.
The first one has 2 usb to ethernet adapters. One adapter is on the (untagged) management network (address 192.168.2.10). The other adapter is able to be set to a VLAN. I have it configured to use tagged VLAN 4 and I can ping the gateway address of 192.168.4.1.
The other laptop has a built-in ethernet adapter. I have it configured to talk on the non-tagged VLAN 3 with address 192.168.3.87. I can also ping its gateway address of 192.168.3.1.
From the switch, I can see both laptops' addresses in the routing table.
I have tried various permutations of the PVID settings, but none seem to allow the 2 networks to talk to each other. Here is the current PVID config:
The end goal is to allow a device on the untagged 192.168.3.0 network to communicate with a device on the tagged 192.168.4.0 network.
We can break this switch config at will!
Thanks for the help, and Happy New Year!!!
Steve Hurd
Floyds Knobs, IN
TheCat
Jan 04, 2024Aspirant
HI,
Iḿ in the same situation, it looks like this product is not capable of routing packets between two VLANS!!! No matter what yo set in the configuration. I have 2 vlans assigned to 2 ports in native(untaged) mode and the .1 in each subnet assigned to the switch. Setting one PC on each port and VLAN and trying to ping from one to the other(no windoze firewall enabled) fails.
I have set a static route to my internet router that is connected to another port an VLAN and not even that is working if I set another PC in the same VLAN and point to the switch address as default gateway. This is a complete disaster and this switch is a joke as a L3 lite router.
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