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You need to have on of those ports be a trunk port if you've configured a sub-interface
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You need to have on of those ports be a trunk port if you've configured a sub-interface

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On HP end to connect to a device running multiple vlans, the connecting port must be tagged in relevant vlans &amp;&nbsp;Usualy vlan 1 untagged.<br />
(In Cisco lingo this is called a trunk-port)<br />
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But HP-Ports connected to PC usualy are UNntagged in vlan (Access-ports)<br />
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HTH
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On HP end to connect to a device running multiple vlans, the connecting port must be tagged in relevant vlans & Usualy vlan 1 untagged.
(In Cisco lingo this is called a trunk-port)

But HP-Ports connected to PC usualy are UNntagged in vlan (Access-ports)

HTH

Using-VLANs-with-SonicWALLs-1--1.pdf

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Hi,<br />
Trying to figure out how to VLAN this device with a SonicWALL TZ100. I upgraded my TZ100 to the latest firmware (5.8.x) and created an interface under X0 with a vlan tag 4. On the procurve I set up vlan 4 and tagged certain ports, but I got nothing. Anyone have an understandable guide to get this working?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hi,
Trying to figure out how to VLAN this device with a SonicWALL TZ100. I upgraded my TZ100 to the latest firmware (5.8.x) and created an interface under X0 with a vlan tag 4. On the procurve I set up vlan 4 and tagged certain ports, but I got nothing. Anyone have an understandable guide to get this working?

Thanks!

HP Procurve 2610 VLAN with SonicWALL TZ100

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