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hortoned
Nov 01, 2021Aspirant
private vlan or ip segregation on vlan
Hello. I'm looking to understand if the GS308T has the ability to isolate devices on the same vlan? I believe it would be considered a private vlan. I"m using a MAC based vlan configuration and wou...
JohnC_V
Nov 04, 2021NETGEAR Employee Retired
Welcome to our community! :)
This is just a workaround for users like yourself who wants their devices not to communicate with other devices on the same VLAN.
e.g.
- Assign port 1 and port 2 as VLAN 1 - U
- Create VLAN 2
- Assign the PVID of port 2 to PVID 2
- Then test if you can ping the device from port 1 to port 2
This is not an official setup or recommended setup but this is just a workaround that works for Smart plus switches. If this doesn't work, then the only way we can do this is to assign them to different VLANs.
Regards,
John
NETGEAR Community Team
hortoned
Nov 04, 2021Aspirant
John thank you. The recommendation makes sense and I believe would work for port based vlans. Am I correct that the smartswitch I have just lacks the functionality I’m looking for ? Since I’m using Mac based vlans with one output port using one wire leaving the switch then I really can isolate the endpoints?
1- is my understanding correct?
2- which netgear switches would support end point isolation?
Thank you
1- is my understanding correct?
2- which netgear switches would support end point isolation?
Thank you
- JohnC_VNov 09, 2021NETGEAR Employee Retired
Your switch is perfectly fine but the problem is the setup itself. The main purpose of us creating VLANs is for us to have logical groups in our network and for them to communicate with each other. But you have the opposite, you want them on the same network but you wanted them to be isolated. As to what I am saying, this is just a workaround for your setup to work. But you have a MAC-based VLAN, so I don't think this setup is for you.
You may check our M4250 switch as the datasheet says that it supports Primary VLAN, Isolated VLAN, Community VLAN, Promiscuous port, Host port, Trunks.
Regards,
John
NETGEAR Community Team
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