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ACL in a stack - how to?
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ACL in a stack - how to?
Hi all,
I have a stack of four M4300-12X12F. Some SFP+ and RJ45 ports are configured for stacking. Some other ports set up for LAG/LACP and the rest is used for direct connection to server hosts, firewall, phone system etc.
When creating ACLs I have to bind them to a port or VLAN to take effect. So let´s say I have VLAN10 (client and printer), VLAN20 (servers) and VLAN82 (security Wifi cameras). The goal is to allow VLAN10 to access VLAN20 and vice versa + Internet but access to VLAN82 is restricted to VLAN20 only.
How do I create and bind a rule to each VLAN? Do I create a rule set to each VLAN and bind to VLAN instead of port?
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Re: ACL in a stack - how to?
When creating ACLs I have to bind them to a port or VLAN to take effect.
How do I create and bind a rule to each VLAN? Do I create a rule set to each VLAN and bind to VLAN instead of port?
The ACL should be binded to a port. Check the scenario on the article below:
VLAN Routing on Smart Switches - Read pages 4-5 about IP ACL on how its configured but it would be best to read the whole article on why IP ACL is configured.
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team