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That's the command I was looking for! &nbsp;<b>'secondary'</b><u></u> &nbsp; Fantastic!<br />
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I did try changing the port to a trunk but I need the host to support VLAN tagging for that to work. &nbsp;And even though the VM does support tagging, it can only tag 1 VLAN at a time, and as I'm trying to belong to 2 vlans at the same time (multiple IPs on one NIC) this wouldn't work.<br />
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Thank you...much appreciated :)
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That's the command I was looking for!  'secondary'   Fantastic!

I did try changing the port to a trunk but I need the host to support VLAN tagging for that to work.  And even though the VM does support tagging, it can only tag 1 VLAN at a time, and as I'm trying to belong to 2 vlans at the same time (multiple IPs on one NIC) this wouldn't work.

Thank you...much appreciated :)

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I have a need to assign 2 ip addresses to VLAN1 on a cisco 1801. &nbsp;Is this possible?<br />
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I need to createn a MS VM which will have one NIC with IP addresses is separate subnets.<br />
VM addresses: &nbsp;10.1.1.1 /24 &nbsp; &nbsp;&amp; &nbsp; &nbsp;192.168.1.1 /24<br />
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I need to configure VLAN1 on the 1801 with the following addresses:<br />
10.1.1.254 /24 &nbsp; &nbsp;&amp; &nbsp; &nbsp;192.168.1.254 /24<br />
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I can't do this using multiple VLANs because even if the VM supports tagging, it only has one NIC.<br />
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Cheers, Andy
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I have a need to assign 2 ip addresses to VLAN1 on a cisco 1801.  Is this possible?

I need to createn a MS VM which will have one NIC with IP addresses is separate subnets.
VM addresses:  10.1.1.1 /24    &    192.168.1.1 /24

I need to configure VLAN1 on the 1801 with the following addresses:
10.1.1.254 /24    &    192.168.1.254 /24

I can't do this using multiple VLANs because even if the VM supports tagging, it only has one NIC.

Cheers, Andy

multiple ip addresses on one vlan (cisco 1801)

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