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M4300 routing table Next Hop is Mgmt IP
Apologies for the dumb question: I have two M4300's stacked together with three VLANs configured. VLAN 10 has range 10.0.10.0/24, the gateway is (supposed to be) 10.0.10.1 and the management interface is at 10.0.10.252. However, the routing table for 10.0.10.0 shows the next hop as 10.0.10.252 which must have been set when I chose that IP for the management interface. I was expecting it to be the gateway not the management interface? In "IPv4 Management VLAN Configuration", The management VLAN is 10, Routing Mode is enabled, the IP Address/Subnet Mask are as above and the Gateway is 10.0.10.1. I can ping devices on VLAN10 including the management interface, but not the Gateway. Neither can I ping anything on the other VLANs. Is this normal or have I messed up my config somehow?IP ACL Vlans MG5300
Hello, I would like to implement IPv4 ACL policies in a Vlan segmentated network. My core switch is an M5300-28G ProSafe 24-port Gigabit L2+ with 10 Gigabit Stacking, 10.0.0.44, B1.0.0.5. I have the following vlan on the MG5300: Vlan1 192.168.0.0/24 - Servers + Internet Gateway Vlan10 192.168.10.0/24 Vlan20 192.168.20.0/24 Vlan30 192.168.30.0/24 Vlan40 192.168.40.0/24 Vlan50 192.168.50.0/24 Vlan60 192.168.60.0/24 Vlan70 192.168.70.0/24 - Printers I need to implement: Vlan10 Acces to vlan1 (to permit access to Servers and Internet) Access to Vlan70 (to permit access to printers) No Access to Vlan20, vlan30, vlan40, vlan50, vlan60 Vlan20 Acces to vlan1 (to permit access to Servers and Internet) Access to Vlan70 (to permit access to printers) No Access to Vlan10, vlan30, vlan40, vlan50, vlan60 Vlan30 Acces to vlan1 (to permit access to Servers and Internet) Access to Vlan70 (to permit access to printers) No Access to Vlan20, vlan10, vlan40, vlan50, vlan60 Vlan40 Acces to vlan1 (to permit access to Servers and Internet) Access to Vlan70 (to permit access to printers) No Access to Vlan20, vlan30, vlan10, vlan50, vlan60 Vlan50 Acces to vlan1 (to permit access to Servers and Internet) Access to Vlan70 (to permit access to printers) No Access to Vlan20, vlan30, vlan40, vlan10, vlan60 Vlan60 Acces to vlan1 (to permit access to Servers and Internet) Access to Vlan70 (to permit access to printers) No Access to Vlan20, vlan30, vlan40, vlan50, vlan10 Which is the best way to implement this requirements ? Thanks so much !
GSM5212 voice VLAN killing LAN access for Yealink T42S phones
Objective - I'm trying to set up 3 T42S phones for a 3cx pbx installation on an OVH vps in STUN configuration behind a Netgear M4100-D12G switch using the Auto-Voice VLAN. The router is a Netgear R8000P configured with reserved IPs for each phone. The Problem - When any of the phones are reset for provisioning, network availability is permanently lost and can be recovered only by a hard factory reset. I isolated the problem by removing the ports used by the phones from the Auto-Voice vlan and network connectivity for the phones was restored after provisioning. I would really appreciate suggestions that would allow me to reinstate the Auto-Voice vlan feature.Need help creating vlan (802.1Q)
I have a GS724Tv2 switch which currently has all appliances connected on vlan1. The firewall appliance is connected to port1 and I have a wireless access point (AirPort Extreme) on port10. Its my understanding that the AP’s regular traffic is untagged and the guest traffic is tagged 1003. I am attempting to pass regular traffic from the AP on vlan1 untagged and guest traffic on a new vlan (vlan1003). I created the new vlan (vlan1003) and assigned port1 and port10 both tagged. Both these ports are also still assigned to vlan1 untagged. When I do this it appears that all traffic to the firewall is being blocked on vlan1 and vlan1003 is still not connecting. What did I miss?
MAC Based VLAN question
I currently have an M4300-52G-PoE+ switch stack consisting of 4 switches. Right now I have ports 1-18 on each assigned to VLAN 1 and Ports 19-48 assigned to VLAN 5. Each VLAN has their own DHCP Scope on our Windows Server 2012 R2 DHCP Server, with VLAN 1 being 10.1.0.1/255.255.255.0 and VLAN 5 being 10.1.12.1/255.255.254.0 We keep all of our company printers on VLAN 1 with IP reservations on our DHCP server in the 10.1.0.X range. Last week I accidentally moved one of the Printers from a port on VLAN 1 to a port with VLAN 2 membership. My question is, could I have used the MAC Based VLAN feature on my switch to avoid this? Can I simply add the MAC addresses of all of my printers into the MAC Based VLAN Configuration table, and no matter what port I plug them into they will automatically get VLAN 1 assigned to them? If that is the case, do I need to add VLAN 1 as TAGGED to all of the ports that it is currently not UNTAGGED on? Any information would be greatly appreciated. TedWM4300-24X24F VLAN's, ACL and separation
Good day all, I have found an article, but as soon as I try to set the rules according to the article I lose all connection to the switch and need to undo the ACL using the console cable... https://kb.netgear.com/30818/How-to-configure-routing-VLANs-on-a-NETGEAR-managed-switch-with-shared-internet-access I have a stack of 2x M4300-24X24F, which contains several VLAN's: 1, 20, 90, 91 and 101 Now all theses VLAN,s should not be able to route to eachother, except for VLAN 20 to a few hosts in VLAN 1, and theses few hosts in VLAN 1 to all of VLAN 20. So what is the best way to configure this? Or did I really make a big mistake and should I have gone for HP instead?? (At least on our old HP switch routing is opt-IN instead of opt-OUT?) Sorry to say, but even budget TP-LINK has a more intuitive interface...
Trying to change Switch to get DHCP address on Vlan 10 or assign it a static on VLAN 10
Hello, I'm not familiar with Netgear VLANs. My default data network is on vlan 10. My network has all the vlans controlled through the firewall (I do not want any routing through the switch between vlans). The firewall passes out DHCP on VLAN 10 , 20 etc. I have the switch plugged in to port 1 all vlans tagged, PVID 10. With the switch connected on port 1 configure with all vlans tagged, pvid vlan 10 the switch doesn’t get an IP but it does let attached workstations get a vlan 10 dhcp address and they can get to the internet. With the switch connected on port 1 configure with all vlans tagged, pvid vlan 10 and VLAN 1 removed from the port the switch doesn’t get an IP but it does let attached workstations get a vlan 10 dhcp address and they can get to the internet. With the switch connected on port 1 configured with vlan 10 untagged, pvid 10 – I get no ip on the switch but a vlan 1 dhcp address on the workstation. I’ve tried changing the VLAN management VLAN but all I can do is change the down arrow – to vlan 10 – I can’t set the vlan management IP and changing it to 10 doesn’t let it get a dhcp on vlan 10 it still gets it on vlan 1 I do not normally delete the default VLAN but I don’t see how to assign an IP to each vlan on the switch either. Typically I assign the firewall the first Ip in the subnet –e.g. 10.200.272.1 and the first switch or stack the .5 address. The switch is on the current firmware. The switch can get to the internet and the workstation connected to it can also get to the internet. Let’s focus on the switch please (I have 30 other firewalls – same model connected to excite, cisco, avaya and alcatel switches with nearly identical vlans so please don’t get distracted by the firewall. I’m not saying that there is a problem with the netgear design – just that I’m not familiar with it but I’m extremely familiar with firewalls so let’s net get distracted by the firewall part of the equation. I’ve done something wrong on the switch – not the firewall so I could use help with the switch please as I’d like to learn netgear as well. I see a place to add an IP to a port and if I do, technically I can ping it but I'm concerned about routing issues that may create as on other systems I assing IPs to a switch not a specific port. So typically I can assign 10 vlans IPs on different segments to the switch. As far as I can see I can only assign one IP to a port.
