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Vlan/port Setup
Network Setup Fortigate (Firewall) ------> GS752TPV2 ( smart switch) 1 vlan set for VOIP (10.10.2.x) on ports 25-36 port 1 on switch is my trunk port **Issue** I f...
Assuming the native VLAN (something that does not exist on Netgear switches) is the VLAN 1, and more specifically the Access Ports 2...24 and 36...52 (excluding the Tagged port 48): Have an eye on "Configure the PVID settings" on p.171 ff. on 24-Port and 48-Port Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ Smart Switches with 4 SFP Ports User Manual
The PVID does define the VLAN untagged frames flowing into the switch port are associated to.
Hi @JNBTECH,
Change back the PVID of ports 25-26 to 1 and should be able to receive VLAN 1 in those ports while the said ports will also receive VLAN traffic from your VOIP /or voice VLAN. Give this a try a let us know.
Kind regards,
Hi JNBTECH,
Are you using voice VLAN? If not and just need these two ports 25-26 tagged (trunk) in VLAN 2, we can change its PVID to 1.
Kind regards,- I have 9 phones and the PBX I thought of that also. I believe I tried that but it did not work but I will give it a shot once more when I get to the office.
Hi JNBTECH,
Are you using Voice VLAN? MAC Based VLAN? If there are only two VOIPs (Phones) that need to be connected in ports 25-26, we can simply tag (trunk) them on VLAN 2 and leave its PVID to 1. Where the phones will get the VLAN 2 traffic and the PC connected to it will be the native VLAN 1 (Support this setup is a piggy-back setup).
Kind regards,
- Based off my understanding, the PVID should be two (2) because it needs to match the vlan member. Ports 25-36 are meant for Vlan 2 which is getting the right IPs
JNBTECH wrote:
Based off my understanding, the PVID should be two (2) because it needs to match the vlan member. Ports 25-36 are meant for Vlan 2 which is getting the right IPsYes, this is what I understand from your config, too.
Unclear on how the DHCP server is connected, and what is supposed to provide DHCP for the VLAN 1, subnet 192.168.1.0/24 ... and this is what does not work.
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