vlan routing on 5406

[jskohl]

we set up one of our vlans to mimic the behavior of our default vlan when most of our workstations are located. But we set it up with a different dhcp scope and helper address so our wireless devices will be on a different dhcp scope. These will connect using Ruckus access points

not being familiar with routing, I think we need to set up a route for this VLAN (16) so it can access resources on vlan 1. How can I do this without impacting the default route?

jeff

[Richard Litchfield]

 You might want something like this (top line is the default route)

ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.20.254.254
ip route 10.20.96.0 255.255.224.0 10.20.30.9
ip route 10.20.240.0 255.255.240.0 10.20.30.9
ip route 172.20.144.0 255.255.240.0 172.20.144.8 name "Aruba controller"

[16again]

Instead of messing with routes on endpoints, just use the L3 switch as the default gateway for all attached hosts.
Routing on L3 switch gives you automatically any-any connectivity.  After you setup default route on the switch, all VLANs have internet access.

[jskohl]

All VLANs do have Internet access as set up (unless we block at the firewall)

What I am trying to do is have one VLAN16 have full access to resources on the default VLAN. I only am using vlan16 so I can get a difference dhcp scope for wireless devices.

I am using the layer 3 switch (the 5406) as the default gateway but don't want all the vlans to "talk". I thought by default they do not and in order to have communications I would need to set up a route on the layer 3 switch. This is all pretty new to me so appreciate your help

Jeff