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07-07-2016 07:11 AM
07-07-2016 07:11 AM
HP Procurve 2650 VLAN Setup and Routing
I'm a novice when it comes to Procurve switches and VLAN setup.
Environment:
TP-Link router at 10.99.1.1 providing DHCP on 100 - 199 range
Procurve 2650 at 10.99.1.10
Several workstations, laptops, IP security cameras, POS, WiFi APs, network printers, and mobile devices all connected to the one Procurve switch.
VLANs:
VLAN Name VLAN Subnet Switch IP Address Ports
DEFAULT 1 10.99.1.0/24 10.99.1.10
PUB 101 10.99.101.0/24 10.99.101.10 1 - 6
MGMT 102 10.99.102.0/24 10.99.102.10 7 - 13
VOICE 103 10.99.103.0/24 10.99.103.10 14 - 19
POS 104 10.99.104.0/24 10.99.104.10 20 - 25
FP 106 10.99.106.0/24 10.99.106.10 32 - 37
RCF 107 10.99.107.0/24 10.99.107.10 26 - 31, 38 - 43
NT 108 10.99.108.0/24 10.99.108.10 44 - 48
Goal: All computers on every VLAN should be able to ping VLAN 101, but not others. All devices should have Internet access.
Not sure how to configure the switch to allow the TP-Link firewall to hand out DHCP addresses within the appropriate VLANs. I know the 2650 is a layer 3 switch, but not sure what to do with it. Some clear step-by-step instructions would be greatly appreciated.
Note, I've been using Putty and telnet to connect to the switch. I'm familiar with the CLI and many of the commands, just don't know how to implement it.