Communication between VLAN's is only possible through routing. This routing can be achieved by either a Layer 3 Switch or a Router.
Using a Router - configure a Trunk between your switch and the Router and set which VLAN's you want to have access to this Trunk (on the switch). Then you need to set up the Routing between the VLANs - this condifguration needs to be done on the Router, using something as simple as RIP.
Please let me know if you need any further help.
-Craig
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by: jburgaardPosted on 2008-06-07 at 17:16:41ID: 21737109
Asume you have the link to a router running 802.1q-encapsulation on port 26, then in CLI on HP ProCurve 2626 :
config
vlan 1
untagged 26
exit
vlan 25
untagged 20,21
tagged 26
exit
vlan 30
untagged 22,23
tagged 26
exit
write mem
On the router you would make the ACL rules.
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If you let the 2626 do the routing, as far as I know, you can not do exactly what you want, this device is a basic L3-capable switch, not a router.
Perhaps you wil will be able to make some work-arounds to serve your needs.
HTH