Michael Fraser
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HSRP with 2920 Procurve Switch stack and Sonicwall NSA 4600
We have a setup where we are getting two drops at the datacenter using HSRP. We have those drops connected to a stack of procurve switches, and then connected to two Sonicwall NSA 4600.
We want to confirm we setup a VLAN on the two ports in the switch as untagged (as the switches are stacked) and then setup the VLAN in the Sonicwall, and we should be able to have traffic pass with no issue.
HP cannot figure this out, and we know it had to be able to work, as it is simply passing hello packets, via multicasting. Not rocket (or networking) science.
We just want to make sure we are going down the correct route for this configuration./
We want to confirm we setup a VLAN on the two ports in the switch as untagged (as the switches are stacked) and then setup the VLAN in the Sonicwall, and we should be able to have traffic pass with no issue.
HP cannot figure this out, and we know it had to be able to work, as it is simply passing hello packets, via multicasting. Not rocket (or networking) science.
We just want to make sure we are going down the correct route for this configuration./
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Thanks for the input gents! Death by checkbox on the Sonicwall. Muti casting on the FW now selected. SMH!
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Accepted answer: 0 points for vdispace's comment #a40258758
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Deductive reasoning.
If you set the port on the SonicWall to use the desired VLAN as the native VLAN ID it will work though.
Why not just tag the ports at the HP switch though?