Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2024 0:33 Post subject: E4200 - VLAN Switch Robo
I'm trying to enable VLAN support for my E4200 (build 30880)
The E4200 is connected upstream to a router on the WAN port (Connection Type: Disabled, Assign WAN Port to Switch -Checked).
The upstream network have untagged traffic and traffic (VLAN 10) - confirmed it is working by using a laptop or AP to verify
Once plug in to the WAN port, untagged traffic is working but I am unable to have the tagged traffic to Port 4 of E4200 LAN. The Port 4 will be connected to AP for untagged traffic and tagged VLAN 10 for different SSID.
Use the webUI VLANs / Switch Config page. _________________ "The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
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I need to use this custom switch-robo thing. As I have another VLAN 600 that need to setup, but I am limited the scope to this for testing and validation.
Even the Webgui, do you know how to configure it correctly? I can't get it to work as well.
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Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2024 15:45 Post subject:
Although allowed by IEEE 802.1Q the use of untagged and tagged VLANs in one trunk is not recommended as there are appliances which do not play nice with it.
I wouldn't recommend K26, as that is what you are probably running. _________________ "The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep." - Robert Frost
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the CPU port must be ticked if you want to route VLAN10 into the router (if you want to use VLAN10 internally in the router)
However, if you only want to forward VLAN10 to another port, the CPU port does not necessarily have to be ticked
If you route VLAN10 into the router, you must remember that a VLAN10 interface is created which is bridged with VLAN1 via the standard setting.
So if you route VLAN10 into the router, you should unbridge VLAN10 - as you certainly don't want to have a bridge between the two VLANs.