aaronlalonde
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HP Vlan
I am trying to create a vlan for my shoretel system. my network is as follows
Core switch procurve 2510 in main server rack with shoretel server.
PoE switch in wiring closet is procurve 3500yl. On this switch i have two vlans
default- 192.168.2.3
1-48 untagged
Voice 192.168.3.3
1-47 tagged (48 is fiber link to 2510)
ip routing is on and I have a default route 0.0.0.0/0 192.168.2.1 (internet router)
I also have a dhcp scope for each vlan on the shoretel server at 192.168.2.23
I have configured a laptop with ip 192.168.3.65 and gateway of 192.168.3.3 but cannot ping even 192.168.3.3 let alone the internet.
Additional info- i have one cable going to each desk with a shoretel 560g phone. the pc is connected thru the phone
anyone have an idea?
Core switch procurve 2510 in main server rack with shoretel server.
PoE switch in wiring closet is procurve 3500yl. On this switch i have two vlans
default- 192.168.2.3
1-48 untagged
Voice 192.168.3.3
1-47 tagged (48 is fiber link to 2510)
ip routing is on and I have a default route 0.0.0.0/0 192.168.2.1 (internet router)
I also have a dhcp scope for each vlan on the shoretel server at 192.168.2.23
I have configured a laptop with ip 192.168.3.65 and gateway of 192.168.3.3 but cannot ping even 192.168.3.3 let alone the internet.
Additional info- i have one cable going to each desk with a shoretel 560g phone. the pc is connected thru the phone
anyone have an idea?
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i do have two vlans. Im confused about
1-24; Untag for 192.168.2.0 network
25-47; Untag for 192.168.3.0 network
i have 47 phones with 47 pc's behind them (on a single cable) with your suggestion wont I have 24 tagged and 24 untagged for each vlan?
When I firt started research onthis Iknew nothing about vlans and HP support suggested untagging vlan1 (default) and tagging vlan10 (VOICE) to allow both vlans on the same cable.
1-24; Untag for 192.168.2.0 network
25-47; Untag for 192.168.3.0 network
i have 47 phones with 47 pc's behind them (on a single cable) with your suggestion wont I have 24 tagged and 24 untagged for each vlan?
When I firt started research onthis Iknew nothing about vlans and HP support suggested untagging vlan1 (default) and tagging vlan10 (VOICE) to allow both vlans on the same cable.
Are you able to config the phones for tagged packets? Tagging packets add a 4 bit header to the packet, all devices will need to be able to interpret this.
With my suggestion you would have 24 untagged ports for .2.0 and 23 untagged ports for .3.0
Having a single cable, my suggestion won't work. But having user devices on tagged ports won't work either.
With my suggestion you would have 24 untagged ports for .2.0 and 23 untagged ports for .3.0
Having a single cable, my suggestion won't work. But having user devices on tagged ports won't work either.
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Just to clarify what may or may not be obvious; I arbitrarily used Vlan 10 and 11; use whatever number you used for your particular VLAN.
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you're absolutely right. I was sitting here after writing this thinking about the difference between a tagged port and a trunk group, and before I realized what I was typing; got side tracked. Obviously I'm primarily a Cisco guy, and have done a few HP switches.
Disregard any configuration related to trunking, and only "Tag" ports.
Basically, you would not use the trunk trk1 48, and rather Tag that port within both VLAN's.
Everything else is still correct.
Disregard any configuration related to trunking, and only "Tag" ports.
Basically, you would not use the trunk trk1 48, and rather Tag that port within both VLAN's.
Everything else is still correct.
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it looks like all good info, I will read in depth tomorrow. One detail i seem to have forgotten, there is also a 48 port dell switch- the model escapes me. This switch is aslo located in the telephone closet under the procurve. this switch like the procurve is connected back to the 2510 via fiber. the dell switch has the internet router connection. It seems I will need to either configure the same vlans onthe dell or replace it with a procurve and add the vlans.
since only using 2 vlans, you could add a default route to the dell and not have to config it at all
Do you not have any spare interfaces on your router? Might be an easier path then trying to get your vlans to place nicely together across multi-vendor switches.
Sadly I do not know Dell switching as well as I do Cisco or HP, so I can't adequately speak to the best way to go about configuring it. I'm sure it's similar to how you set up the HP.
Sadly I do not know Dell switching as well as I do Cisco or HP, so I can't adequately speak to the best way to go about configuring it. I'm sure it's similar to how you set up the HP.
Why do you have the laptop with an IP in your phone range? If it is to connect to the phone system for programming? Just set the port for this laptop to be untagged on your phone vlan.
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I have not yet completed this project, but ran out of time and am now leaving for vacation. i decided to award the points rather than have the question closed. thanks all for your help
PC's, printers, phones are normally connected to untagged ports.
Try this
uplink port from 2510 ---> 3500; Tag vlans
1-24; Untag for 192.168.2.0 network
25-47; Untag for 192.168.3.0 network
I assume you have 2 vlans here? If not, should.