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Advanced 802.1Q VLAN Doesn't Block Untagged Traffic?
I think the answer might be obvious. Lower-end Netgear switches are not managed using VLAN traffic, so they allow all untagged traffic to pass through. Is this correct? For example, a port is configured with VLAN ID 10 for untagged traffic and its PVID is 10. It will tag the traffic correctly and all the traffic will go to the correct subnet. However, if I manually configure my IP, I can access any other device on the link that is not VLAN aware. This could be another Netgear switch or a MoCA device. My configuration: Devices: GS308EP GS305ERequest: List of Products That Perform Cryptographic Key Provisioning
We are reviewing your networking products for internal compliance purposes. Could you please confirm which of your hardware-based products (e.g., switches, routers, relays, gateways) include any of the following cryptographic functions: Provisioning or distribution of encryption keys to other devices Acting as a MACsec Key Server (e.g., providing CAKs/SAKs to peers via MKA) Providing IPsec/IKEv2 key exchange for other systems Embedded EAP/PKI certificate provisioning or CA functions Managing network-wide encryption policies or certificate trust for other devices We are not asking about encryption used only for login/authentication (e.g., HTTPS, SNMPv3, 802.1X), or encryption used solely for the unit’s own interfaces. This request is limited to cases where the product provides or manages encryption on behalf of other devices. If possible, please provide a list or matrix identifying which models include any of the above features. Any documentation that describes these capabilities would also be appreciated. Thank you for your support.Share internet between two Vlans on a netgear GS724TV4
Hi So I been trying for altmost 2 days to set up my netgear GS724TV4, which is a managed layer3 switch, but does not have capability to create a DHCP server. I am running a webserver and email server, and would like to seperate this from my private network, in case of hacking. So I though I would make two Vlan, lets say vlan1 for private and vlan100 for the server. ISP fiber to my house -> deco X10 setup (internet Vlan id 101 - 802.1q tag) -> unmanaged layer3 switch that provides my netgear with 2 patch cabels in port12 and 13 I have attached a screenshot of my setup and here is some info: port 2 and 3 my private network. port 12 and 13 - Conntect to an unmanaged switch, where my internet patch-cable is connected. port 24 - my server Since I dont understand inter-routing my idea was to have 2 vlans, where vlan1 had port 1-12 untagged and vlan2 had 13-24 untagged, and both vlans would get internet via port 12 or 13. Could somebody tell me if and how to set this up? Help is greatly appriciatedGS724Tv6 How to disable UPnP?
Bought GS724Tv6 switches, which are now spamming my network with SSDP NOTIFY packets. From what I gathered this is due to some UPnP advertising. How can I stop these switches from doing that? In the manual (GS724Tv6_GS748Tv6_UM_EN.pdf) I read: "Manage UPnP switch discovery By default, Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) is enabled on the switch." and I could disable it under "Select System > Management > Switch Discovery. The Switch Discovery page displays." Sadly there is no such option, not does the Site Index list 'Switch Discovery' anywhere. => How can I disable UPnP?Configure SSL/HTTPS for GS724TPV2 and GS752TPv3
Hi All, I am looking to enable HTTPS for all my Netgear Switches (GS724TPV2 and GS752TPV3). But I cannot import the self-signed certificate that I have already got available. I feel like I'm missing a vital step, and was wondering if someone is able to help me on this? Looking forward to hearing some advice. Cheers!