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Configure Voice and Data VLAN on a Dell 3448P

Asked by philster69 in Network Switches & Hubs, Network Design & Methodology

Tags: Vlan issues, Dell 3448P

Hi Experts,

I would appreciate any help anyone could give me in relation to confgiuring a Dell 3448P switch to run a cisco 7911 and 7941 IP phone. I have the switch configured with the below configuration, a cisco 2811 plugs into port 1 on the switch. The 2811 is a BIP (MPLS) leased line to our Dublin HQ. I am able to do the following from the switch:
- Ping all interfaces on the Cisco 2811 router
- Ping all devices in our HQ office
When I plug in a Cisco phone to any of the ports configured for VLAN 4(Data) and 104 (Voice) it justs hangs on configuring an IP address (The ip address should be obtained from a dhcp pool on the 2811) and when I plug an end station into the phone it does not receive an Ip address either.

I would appreciate any help

Not an expert in the area, only a novice.

Thanks

Philster

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             GreenogueSwitch# sh run
interface range ethernet 1/e(1-48),2/e(1-19),3/e(1-48),4/e(1-48)
switchport mode trunk
exit
interface range ethernet 2/e(20-48)
switchport mode general
exit
vlan database
vlan 4,104
exit
interface ethernet 2/e20
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e21
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e22
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e23
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e24
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e25
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e26
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e27
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e28
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e29
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e30
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e31
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e32
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e33
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e34
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e35
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e36
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e37
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e38
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e39
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e40
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e41
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e42
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e43
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e44
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e45
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e46
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e47
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface ethernet 2/e48
switchport general pvid 4
exit
interface range ethernet 2/e(20-48)
switchport general allowed vlan add 4 untagged
exit
interface ethernet 1/e1
switchport trunk native vlan 4
exit
interface range ethernet 2/e(20-48)
switchport general allowed vlan add 104
exit
interface ethernet 1/e1
switchport trunk allowed vlan add 104
exit
interface vlan 4
name Data
exit
interface vlan 104
name VoiceVLAN
exit
interface vlan 1
ip address xxx.x.xx.xxx 255.255.0.0
exit
interface vlan 4
ip address xxx.xxx.x.xxx 255.255.255.0
exit
interface vlan 104
ip address xxx.xxx.x.xxx 255.255.255.0
exit
ip default-gateway xxx.xxx.x.xxx
hostname blahSwitch
aaa authentication enable default line
aaa authentication login default line
line telnet
password blah encrypted
exit
line ssh
password blah encrypted
exit
line console
password blah encrypted
exit
enable password level 15 blah encrypted
username Name:blah password blah  encrypted
username blah password blah level 15 enc
rypted
username blah password blah level 15 encrypt
ed
stack display-order top 1 bottom 3
ip domain-name jpc.lan
ip name-server  xxx.xxx.x.xx 192.168.1.32
Default settings:
Service tag: 7NLVV91
 
SW version 1.0.1.13 (date  20-Feb-2006 time  09:52:44)
 
Fast Ethernet Ports
==========================
no shutdown
speed 100
duplex full
negotiation
flow-control off
mdix auto
no back-pressure
 
Gigabit Ethernet Ports
=============================
no shutdown
speed 1000
duplex full
negotiation
flow-control off
mdix auto
no back-pressure
interface vlan 1
interface port-channel 1 - 8
 
spanning-tree
spanning-tree mode STP
 
qos basic
blahSwitch#

           
         

Attachments:

GreenogueNewSwitchConfig.txt (3 KB) (File Type Details)

Switch Configuration

20091111-EE-VQP-89 / EE_QW_EXPERT_20070906

Configure Voice and Data VLAN on a Dell 3448P

Asked by philster69 in Network Switches & Hubs, Network Design & Methodology

Tags: Vlan issues, Dell 3448P

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