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switch trunk ports not passing data
Hi,
we have configured vlans on several sf 200-24 switches. Ports 1-11 are set to vlan id two and configured as access ports. ports 13-23 are set to vlan id 3 and also configured as access ports. ports 12, 24, G1 and G2 are set to vlan id 1 and remain as trunk ports. When we connect a router to port one on switch one and a computer to port one on switch two then connect the switches via a trunk port we get no internet connection. If we connect the switches using the same vlan on each switch we get connection.
It was our understanding that the trunk ports passed all vlan traffic by default. We did try setting the trunk ports to tagged but that didn't work.
The question: how do we configure the trunk ports so that they pass traffic for both vlans?
Thanks.
we have configured vlans on several sf 200-24 switches. Ports 1-11 are set to vlan id two and configured as access ports. ports 13-23 are set to vlan id 3 and also configured as access ports. ports 12, 24, G1 and G2 are set to vlan id 1 and remain as trunk ports. When we connect a router to port one on switch one and a computer to port one on switch two then connect the switches via a trunk port we get no internet connection. If we connect the switches using the same vlan on each switch we get connection.
It was our understanding that the trunk ports passed all vlan traffic by default. We did try setting the trunk ports to tagged but that didn't work.
The question: how do we configure the trunk ports so that they pass traffic for both vlans?
Thanks.
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giltjr
It appears that the SF200 family is a L2 only device. What device are you using as a router to route between the VLANs?
ASKER
the current set up is the same as described we just don't have passwords for the switches to see how they are configured. it should work but we are missing something in the configuration.
As long as the ports are configured as trunks and you have allowed all VLAN's then the VLAN traffci will pass.
However this does assume that you are routing L3 traffic correct or that you firewall has multiple interface in all VLANs.
However this does assume that you are routing L3 traffic correct or that you firewall has multiple interface in all VLANs.
ASKER
Hmmm... the setting for the trunk ports is "all" is there another setting?
thanks for the guidance.
thanks for the guidance.
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it was the final resolution and not suggested by any of the experts
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