Julian Haines
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Cisco SF300-24PP 24-Port 10/100 PoE+ Managed Switch
Hi,
I am trying to setup a Cisco switch as below, the switch needs to connect back to two other switches one for the telephones and one for the Desktops.
I have configured switches before but dont do it that often and prefer to use the GUI,
This is what I have so far:
Ports 1,2,3,4,5,6,13,14,15,16,17 ,18 (VLAN2) for Cisco telephones
Ports 7,8,9,10,11,12,19,20,21,22 ,23,24 (VLAN3) for Desktops
1. I have configured the following VLANS from VLAN Management -> VLAN Settings
1 Default Desktops
2 VOIP
2. I have port the ports into a VLAN from the VLAN Management -> Port VLAN Membership
Interface - Mode - Admin VLAN - Operation VLAN
FE1 Access 2UP 2UP
FE2 Access 2UP 2UP
FE3 Access 2UP 2UP
FE4 Access 2UP 2UP
FE5 Access 2UP 2UP
FE6 Access 2UP 2UP
FE7 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE8 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE9 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE10 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE11 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE12 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE13 Access 2UP 2UP
FE14 Access 2UP 2UP
FE15 Access 2UP 2UP
FE16 Access 2UP 2UP
FE17 Access 2UP 2UP
FE18 Access 2UP 2UP
FE19 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE20 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE21 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE22 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE23 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE24 Trunk 1UP 1UP
GE1 Trunk 1UP 1UP
GE2 Trunk 1UP 1UP
GE3 Trunk 2UP 2UP
GE4 Trunk 1UP 1UP
3. VLAN1 is working but VLAN2 is not, fe4 on this switch is currently connected back to another switch on port fe4.
I have tried using the GE ports with no luck as well so I might just be doing something stupid, I think its just that the switch is not talking back to the other switch.
Regards
Julian
I am trying to setup a Cisco switch as below, the switch needs to connect back to two other switches one for the telephones and one for the Desktops.
I have configured switches before but dont do it that often and prefer to use the GUI,
This is what I have so far:
Ports 1,2,3,4,5,6,13,14,15,16,17
Ports 7,8,9,10,11,12,19,20,21,22
1. I have configured the following VLANS from VLAN Management -> VLAN Settings
1 Default Desktops
2 VOIP
2. I have port the ports into a VLAN from the VLAN Management -> Port VLAN Membership
Interface - Mode - Admin VLAN - Operation VLAN
FE1 Access 2UP 2UP
FE2 Access 2UP 2UP
FE3 Access 2UP 2UP
FE4 Access 2UP 2UP
FE5 Access 2UP 2UP
FE6 Access 2UP 2UP
FE7 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE8 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE9 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE10 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE11 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE12 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE13 Access 2UP 2UP
FE14 Access 2UP 2UP
FE15 Access 2UP 2UP
FE16 Access 2UP 2UP
FE17 Access 2UP 2UP
FE18 Access 2UP 2UP
FE19 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE20 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE21 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE22 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE23 Trunk 1UP 1UP
FE24 Trunk 1UP 1UP
GE1 Trunk 1UP 1UP
GE2 Trunk 1UP 1UP
GE3 Trunk 2UP 2UP
GE4 Trunk 1UP 1UP
3. VLAN1 is working but VLAN2 is not, fe4 on this switch is currently connected back to another switch on port fe4.
I have tried using the GE ports with no luck as well so I might just be doing something stupid, I think its just that the switch is not talking back to the other switch.
Regards
Julian
All the desktop ports are in trunk mode, was this intended. If the desktop vlan is 3 they need to be access ports in VLAN 3.
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Hi,
I was not certain if this was correct or not, What should the link to the other switch be?
Julian
I was not certain if this was correct or not, What should the link to the other switch be?
Julian
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Thanks for the help this pointed me on the correct track and got sorted.
Julian
Julian