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lucaspfmoreira
Aug 15, 2022Aspirant
Ethernet backhaul for two satellites with Nighthawk WiFi 6 Mesh RBK62/63
I am having an issue with a managed Unifi network when I connect an MS60 to the US-24-G1 switch.
Any special VLAN I have to configure/allow?
I am using the MR60 and MS60s as access points.
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lucaspfmoreira
Aug 15, 2022Aspirant
versions are:
MS60: V1.1.6.122_2.0.58
MR60: V1.1.6.122_2.0.58
When I plug in the MS60 to try a wired backhaul it created a loopback (seems like it, can't confirm yet), and the network comes down.
FURRYe38
Aug 15, 2022Guru - Experienced User
How is the switch connected to the MR and MS. The MS needs to be connected behind the MR, even if a switch is in use, the switch should be in between the MR and MS.
Check this by connecting the MS directly to the back of the MR with a ethernet cable.
- lucaspfmoreiraAug 15, 2022Aspirant
They are on the same VLAN. Coincidentally the same switch as well but it shouldn't matter.
The topology is as following:
-Firewall (router) (VLAN1) [3 Lan ports]
|- primary switch (VLAN2)
|- Secondary switch (VLAN3)
|- MR60
I am trying to add the MS60 to the secondary switch which automatically assigns it to VLAN 3.
The switch goes down.
The firewall and primary switch are still online.
If I connect it to any other equipment it brings that entire node down.
It seems like the wireless backhaul remains active and that causes a loopback on the wired connection.
- FURRYe38Aug 15, 2022Guru - Experienced User
Check this by connecting the MS directly to the back of the MR with a ethernet cable with out the switch in the middle.
- lucaspfmoreiraAug 15, 2022Aspirant
That worked, so apparently, I need a switch exclusive to the MR60 ethernet port and the satellites connected to this switch.
Correct? Again using them all in AP mode.