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I would guess that you tagged the VLAN in pfsense, you need to tag the VLANs in HYper-V
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I would guess that you tagged the VLAN in pfsense, you need to tag the VLANs in HYper-V

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hello,<br />
I have cisco slm224g switch <br />
I have a windows server 2016 with Hyper-V rule <br />
I have three vlans 2, 3<br />
Hyper-V on port 1<br />
adsl router on port 2 <br />
client work station on port 3 <br />
on Hyper-V I have a pfsense as vm with two network interface the first one with vlan id =2 and the second one vlan id=3 on the same interface.<br />
I want to assign client ,Hyper-V to vlan 2 and should connect over port 1 to first interface on Hyper-V <br />
I want to assign adsl router to vlan3 and should connect &nbsp;over port 1 to second interface on Hyper-V<br />
regarding above:<br />
port 1 should be trunk &nbsp;for vlan id 2,3<br />
port 2 should be access to vlan 3 <br />
and port 3 should be access as vlan 2 <br />
I tried that but it's not working so what the basic configuration for that ?<br />
thanks.
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hello,
I have cisco slm224g switch 
I have a windows server 2016 with Hyper-V rule 
I have three vlans 2, 3
Hyper-V on port 1
adsl router on port 2 
client work station on port 3 
on Hyper-V I have a pfsense as vm with two network interface the first one with vlan id =2 and the second one vlan id=3 on the same interface.
I want to assign client ,Hyper-V to vlan 2 and should connect over port 1 to first interface on Hyper-V 
I want to assign adsl router to vlan3 and should connect  over port 1 to second interface on Hyper-V
regarding above:
port 1 should be trunk  for vlan id 2,3
port 2 should be access to vlan 3 
and port 3 should be access as vlan 2 
I tried that but it's not working so what the basic configuration for that ?
thanks.

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