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¿ VLAN Path between Cablemodem (Unitymedia Connect Box) and Router (Fritz! Box 7590) ?
Hello, we operate the Fritz! Box 7590 and the Vodafone cable modem (Unitymedia) Connect Box so that the Fritz! Box is located where our telephone connection was, so that ISDN can be made availab...
Ok, this would make up two individual networks, VLAN 1 and VLAN 200. VLAN 200 can only work is the PVID on these access ports would be set to PVID 200. Guessing the VLAN 1 access ports are set to PVID 1 by default.
As is, there is nothing which could make up a trunk for connecting two switches with a trunk line. For the trunk I suggest to configure either both VLANs as tagged, or keep the primary management VLAN untagged:
Switch 1, trunk port Tx:
VLAN 1, [U]ntagged, PVID 1
VLAN 200, [T]agged, -
Switch 2, trunk port Ty:
VLAN 1, [U]ntagged, PVID 1
VLAN 200, [T]agged, -
I did not reach the Point where i can try trunk,
i first have ti figure out, how/if i can have sucessfully 2 completly seperated Networks
on one GS108Tv3 before i buy the second one or other hardware.
So the Start-Question is: how can i set up the GS108Tv3
so that the second Network will behave as needed,
in betwen Cablemodem and Router?
A stupid switch means no Problem betwen Cablemodem and Router. So how can second Network on the GS108Tv3 behave as good as that?
To make the VLAN 200 network working so the data can flow cable modem <-> switch <-> router over two access VLAN 200 untagged ports, the PVID for these ports must be set to PVID 200, too. See the reply from above.
PS. Du kanst mich gerne auch in Deutsch anschreiben wenn das die Sache vereinfacht.
How is this done (setting the PID)?
I do not see this in the App of the Switch.
(And i wish i could switch the GS108Tv3 to be administered local (webserver on the GS108Tv3) instead of via the App, that surely has to contact a server somewhere in the WordWideWeb, as well as the GS108Tv3, has to do, for that concept.)
As i had 10MBit/sec issues with other Hardware, i checked, if taking care about that would help. It was not the Answer.
LAN__________________________________________________________
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FritzBox as Router, that gets the IP4 assigned by the Internetprovider |
| ________________________________________________________|
| Vm | Vl
GS108Tv3
| Vm
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| 100MBit/sec
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WLINX SW-008CM (unmanaged 8 Port 10/100Mbps N-way Switch)
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| 10MBit/sec
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MICROSENS Media Converter FL-TP
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Optical Fiber 10BASE-FL (10MBit/sec)
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CentreCOM MX40F/ST FIBER OPTIC TRANCEIVER
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AUI-Cable (10MBit/sec)
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NETGEAR EN108 (Hub with 10Base-T, AUI, 10Base2)
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| 10MBit/sec
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Unitymedia Connect Box (Cablemodem) in Bridemode
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InternetVm and Vl stands for the VLANs:
Vm = modem-router connection
Vl = local, including administartion of the GS108Tv3
The 10MBit/sec components are still from the time when our internet connection was via 1MBit/sec data radio link and the in-house networking, conveniently, via 10base2. We didn't have DSL in this neighborhood back then.
_Karl_ wrote:
How is this done (setting the PID)?
I do not see this in the App of the Switch.On the Insight App, if a VLAN membership is set to untagged (and only on one VLAN!) the SSID should be set correct.
_Karl_ wrote:
And i wish i could switch the GS108Tv3 to be administered local (webserver on the GS108Tv3) instead of via the App, that surely has to contact a server somewhere in the WordWideWeb, as well as the GS108Tv3, has to do, for that concept.
Technically, there is nothing stopping us, leaving alone that the switch won't give access to the local config as log as it's in Insight mode.
The challenge is that the switch with it's in-band management does sit in the link between the Modem and the WAN/Internet interface of the router. Usually, a modem does issue only one public or CGN (garrier grade NAT) IP address - this is intended for the router Internet interface in fact. This probably the reason why you experience nothing works with the switch in the line! The switch will fetch the one and only IP address available on that network, the router won't get one.
The usual trick is to put another private network on that same logical link, with a static IP on the switch, ideally from the RFC1918 Private Address range - use a diferent one than in use for your LAN and the guest network on the Fritz. If the router is not to picky (security appliances require a config to let them know that other IP subnet exists on the WAN link), you shuld be able to reach that switch address fro the LAN over the router.
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