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bemerson
Aug 13, 2023Tutor
VLAN Config with 2 switches and psfense
I'm trying to setup a VLAN for the first time and I'm having trouble getting it to work.
Relevant screenshots below. When I connect my laptop to port 4 on the GS105 I do not get any network connectivity. What am I doing wrong??
I have a netgear GS308EP and a GS105Ev2 connected together as follows:
GS308EP
PORT 1: Connects to PFSense LAN
PORT 8: Connects to GS105Ev2
GS105Ev2
PORT 1: Connects to GS308EP
PORT 4: VLAN 70 (Connects to a wired laptop)
PFSENSE
8 Replies
- bemersonTutor
I'm not clear. On the pfsense box I have WAN connected to my modem, and LAN connected to the GS308 on port 1. I believe this needs to be a trunk?
Toggling this port to exclude does not resolve the problem. I do not discover any network when connected to port 4 on the GS105
- schumakuGuru - Experienced User
bemerson wrote:
I'm not clear. On the pfsense box I have WAN connected to my modem, and LAN connected to the GS308 on port 1. I believe this needs to be a trunk?
Strongly doubt. Can't see any indication the LAN security zone or this port is a trunk (tagged). Thus, tagging LAN does not make much sense to me.
bemerson wrote:
Toggling this port to exclude does not resolve the problem. I do not discover any network when connected to port 4 on the GS105
Why exclude? You don't need the LAN zone on your switch? In my simple view, this port should be an access port, untagged, with the PVID set accordingly for the desired VLAN.
Guessing is a bad advise. Avoid trial and error. Make clear design on a sheet of paper. All security zones, VLANs, links
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