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VLAN ROUTING
I'm a bit lost on setting up vLan Routing. Any help would be apprciated.
I have 2 vLANs setup.
1. VLAN 100
2. VLAN 10
VLAN 10 is on Port 23 with 1 device connected at IP 172.22.0.238
On the switch Port 23 is [U] on VLAN 10 and [T] on VLAN 100
VLAN 100 is on all but 1 switch port. IP range 192.168.101.x with the Internet gateway 192.168.101.1
All other Switch ports are [U] on VLAN 100
ROUTING
IP Configuration: Enabled
I can not Ping 172.22.0.238 from a PC on there 192.168.101.x range so the routing is not working. To test the cabling I put port 23 back to vlan 100, changed the PC IP to 172.22.0.x and received a reply from 172.22.0.238
This is the first time trying to setup routing so I've watched a number of Youtube Videos, read the manuals and now even more confused... ;-(
Any pointers or comments on what I'm doing wrong would be appreciated. (screenshots attached)
Rgds
Welcome to the community! :)
The GS728TP is a Layer 2 Smart Managed Pro Switch and NOT a Fully Managed Switch. With regard to Inter-VLAN Routing, let me share the articles below as these serve as your reference guides:VLAN Routing on Smart Switches
VLAN Routing on a NETGEAR Smart Switch
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
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Welcome to the community! :)
The GS728TP is a Layer 2 Smart Managed Pro Switch and NOT a Fully Managed Switch. With regard to Inter-VLAN Routing, let me share the articles below as these serve as your reference guides:VLAN Routing on Smart Switches
VLAN Routing on a NETGEAR Smart Switch
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community TeamThank you for the information. This helped clarify. I managed to get it partially working and think I know the reason why it was not working in the first place. However would be great for some confirmation.
To get inter vlan working I gave up on the 192.168.101.x range and created a third 192.168.102.x range. I set this up as before and it all worked like a dream. The only thing I did not have was internet access to the 192.168.102.x range.
My conclusion is that as the router gateway to the internet is at 192.168.101.1 I think this IP is causing of original inter vlan problem with the vlan at 192.168.101.1 as well as the router. I suspect this is also stopping internet access to vlan 192.168.102.x.
2 questions:
1. If I change the router to IP 192.168.101.254 I believe this would fix the original problem andalso open up internet access to 192.168.102.x
2. Or I could change the vLAN routing to use 192.168.101.254 instead
Before I start playing would be grateful for confirmation.
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