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Posted by Dophi on March 8, 2007, 12:37 am
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options > Hello all...any help would be greatly appricated.
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> I have a stack of 4 470, 48 port switches setup as one big unit. I
> have given it an ip address and am able to access the web interface
> through the network.
>
> I also have a core, that I am plugged into from this switch, this
> core has all of our vlans on it.
>
> I know with the 480 switches you can assign vlans up to the port
> level, but lets say I want the first switch to be one vlan, second to
> be another vlan, third to be another vlan, etc....
>
> I see where you select the ports and assign a vlan to them but
> shouldnt the vlans be there since I am plugged into the core? What I
> did was in the gui interface assighned switch 3 in the stack to my
> 192.168.1.x vlan, but if I plug something in there, I get the address
> that the switch is assigned, in that range, so the switch has
> 172.16.17.10 and I get an address of 172.16.17.25 I dont get the
> vlan of 192 I assigned.
>
> Anyone know how I can make these switches actually see all the vlans
> that my core has? I've created new vlans in the gui...
For example, there are 3 switches in a stack.
Switch 1 = S1 = VLAN 10 = Management VLAN
Switch 2 = S2 = VLAN 20
Switch 3 = S3 = VLAN 30
port 1/48 connects to core switch.
1. Create VLAN 10, 20, and 30 first and assign port members into
VLAN.
2. Setup VLAN 10 as the management VLAN so you can use IP address
of VLAN 10 (172.16.17.x ) to access this stack
3. Change port 1/48 as a trunk port and assign it into every VLAN's.
4. Change the port on core switch connected to 470 as a trunk port
( 802.1q)
and enable DHCP relay on the interface.
I guess this is what you want.
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