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Thanks - one one switch, the interface looks like the manual describes, but on the other one (although it's the same model #, the SGE2000P) it's a much 'newer' interface.<br />
The issues i'm having, is that the newer interface switch doesn't show ports 13 and 24 (the two GBIC ports) in the ''vlan membership&quot; or &quot;vlan ports&quot; section...it's like it just skips over them.
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Thanks - one one switch, the interface looks like the manual describes, but on the other one (although it's the same model #, the SGE2000P) it's a much 'newer' interface.
The issues i'm having, is that the newer interface switch doesn't show ports 13 and 24 (the two GBIC ports) in the ''vlan membership" or "vlan ports" section...it's like it just skips over them.

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What version software are the two switches running?
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What version software are the two switches running?

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That comment worked - thank you!
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Hi,<br />
Currently we have two Linksys SGE2000P switches. &nbsp;They're just running layer 2 - no routing or VLANs set up on either of them. &nbsp;They're connected to each other via fiber GBIC on port 24 of each switch.<br />
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I need to route a certain port on the one switch to a port on the other switch (basically a dedicated internet connection that's going to serve a single computer). &nbsp;<br />
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To my knowledge, I wouldn't need to set any routing up, since the VLANs don't need to (and shouldn't) talk to each other, however, the VLANs (the existing VLAN as well as the new VLAN i'm setting up) would need to go over the fiber connection on port 24.<br />
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Anyone have any insight on how to set this up?
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Hi,
Currently we have two Linksys SGE2000P switches.  They're just running layer 2 - no routing or VLANs set up on either of them.  They're connected to each other via fiber GBIC on port 24 of each switch.

I need to route a certain port on the one switch to a port on the other switch (basically a dedicated internet connection that's going to serve a single computer).  

To my knowledge, I wouldn't need to set any routing up, since the VLANs don't need to (and shouldn't) talk to each other, however, the VLANs (the existing VLAN as well as the new VLAN i'm setting up) would need to go over the fiber connection on port 24.

Anyone have any insight on how to set this up?

Configuring VLANs and trunking ports (not vlan routing) on Linksys SGE2000p switches

A switch is a device that filters and forwards packets of data between LAN segments. Switches operate at the data link layer or the network layer of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Reference Model and therefore support any packet protocol. LANs that use switches to join segments are called switched LANs or, in the case of Ethernet networks, switched Ethernet LANs. A hub is a connection point for devices in a network. Hubs are commonly used to connect segments of a LAN. A hub contains multiple ports; when a packet arrives at one port, it is copied to the other ports so that all segments of the LAN can see all packets.

Switches / Hubs

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