VLAN configuration issue

[stevegebhard]

I just recently added this switch to my network so that I may put my video camera system on a seperate VLAN in order to seperate that traffic from the main LAN.  I cannot get it to work.  I cannot see any packets on the VLAN interface at the router, dhcp requests do not go through.  Being that this is my first attempt at 802.1Q Vlans i probably missed something.  LAN traffic seems to be unaffected at this point.  Please see attached screenshots.  Router used is PfSense latest version, Switch and router rebooted after changes, no affect.

[stevegebhard]

second screenshot

[schumaku]

As of now, from where do you expect to get DHCP requests on the security appliance?

Only port #1 seems to be participating in the VLAN 5 as tagged. 

For the cameras, assuming these are intended to run on a flat network, the ports must be configured to U (untagged) in the same VLAN.

[stevegebhard]

DHCP should come from the VLAN interface as configured in PfSense.  Right now I only have one test port on the VLAN as I need to keep the cameras in production, port 1 is my test.  Yes, the cameras look for a flat network, but correct me if I'm wrong, if they are untagged on the VLAN the VLAN interface on the router will ignore it, as it won't have the VLAN header.

[schumaku]

Port 1 is used for the PfSense trunk or for a camera port to test?

If it's for a camera, it must be VLAN ID 5 Untagged, PVID 5.

[stevegebhard]

Thanks I'll try that