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Hi,<br />
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I want to be able to create sub interfaces on CP, Please look at the steps below is this correct ?<br />
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On the Checkpoint via Voyager under the interface tab create vlan 2 with an IP on the same subnet as the server<br />
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Interface 1 on the sw direct connection to the Fw, Interface 2 on switch add the server port in Vlan 2<br />
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Switch config<br />
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Cisco switch<br />
int fa0/1<br />
Switchport mode trunk<br />
encap dot1q
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Hi,

I want to be able to create sub interfaces on CP, Please look at the steps below is this correct ?

On the Checkpoint via Voyager under the interface tab create vlan 2 with an IP on the same subnet as the server

Interface 1 on the sw direct connection to the Fw, Interface 2 on switch add the server port in Vlan 2

Switch config

Cisco switch
int fa0/1
Switchport mode trunk
encap dot1q

Sub Interfaces on Nokia/IP Appliance

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