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First what procurves are you using. (Most important do they support 802.1q) as some models do and some dont.<br />
It also needs to be a procurve that is manageable (web or ssh). f.e. 1810G ...<br />
Non manageble switches cannot handle VLAN's.
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First what procurves are you using. (Most important do they support 802.1q) as some models do and some dont.
It also needs to be a procurve that is manageable (web or ssh). f.e. 1810G ...
Non manageble switches cannot handle VLAN's.

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Greetings,<br />
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we currently have vlan set up on our hp using ip scheme 10.10.x.x.<br />
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we want to port a connection from another service provider thru our core to a procurve on our network. &nbsp;Is this possible and how is it done with vlans?<br />
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Thank you.
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Greetings,

we currently have vlan set up on our hp using ip scheme 10.10.x.x.

we want to port a connection from another service provider thru our core to a procurve on our network.  Is this possible and how is it done with vlans?

Thank you.

vlan setup on hp procurve

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