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GS748T - How to setup VLAN combined with LAG
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Hello,
I would appreciate if someone could help me with my questions.
Situation:
I have WLAN-APs that have multiple SSIDs with different VLAN-IDs assigned.
- SSID 'Corporate' runs on VLAN-ID 1 (default) and should be able to connect to PCs that run on untagged Switch Ports
- SSID 'Guest' runs on VLAN-ID 10 and should be transmitted over some switches to the router
- Switches are connedcted over LAGs that should transport VLAN 1, and 10 without loosing the VLAN-ID
- All Ports have VLAN-1 as PVID
Questions:
- Do I have to 'blank out' all individual ports, that represent the LAG and only set tags (U / T) to the LAG?
- Do I have to do this with VLAN-1(Default) too?
The picture shows what I figuered out to be the correct configuration.
- Port 41(blue) is attached to the AP
- Ports 44-48 (green) are connected to LAG-1
- The LAG is the uplink to an identical switch that is connected to the router.
Thank you for your ideas and help.
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Hi Rohirim,
Welcome to the community!
For the vlan config,if you set tags(U/T) to a LAG,can 'blank out' all individual ports that belong to the LAG.
This operation also applies to default vlan.
Thanks.
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Hi Rohirim,
Welcome to the community!
For the vlan config,if you set tags(U/T) to a LAG,can 'blank out' all individual ports that belong to the LAG.
This operation also applies to default vlan.
Thanks.
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Re: GS748T - How to setup VLAN combined with LAG
Hallo Dan_Z,
thanks for your help!