VLANs between HP 5412zl and HP V1910

[JAHR_74]

Hello guys, 

I need your help to extend vlans to my new switch HP V1910. Actually, I have more vlans in my HP 5412zl, all of them are working and routing fine. Can you please look at my configuration and see what I am doing wrong?

Thank you so much for all your help!!

HP 5412zl

VLAN 1 - 192.168.0.3 (Port E20 Tagged)
VLAN 5 - 192.168.5.254 (Port E20 Tagged)
VLAN 32 – 192.168.32.254 (Port E20 Tagged)

HP V1910 (IP:192.168.0.253)

VLAN 1 – Port 1 tagged, Port 2-16 untagged, Port 25-28 untagged

VLAN 5 - Port 1 tagged, port 17-24 untagged 

VLAN 32 – Port 1 tagged

[Vince_Whirlwind · Accepted solution]

I don't know about your "hybrid" VLAN on G1/0/1 - I would personally make that a "trunk" and ensure the VLANs matched - the way you currently have it, it looks like you are bridging 1 and 32 as untagged default VLANs on the trunk - although it says VLAN32 is tagged, you also have VLAN32 as PVID.

What is your DHCP server's default GW address?

[JAHR_74]

My DHCP Server is 192.168.0.2 and it belongs to vlan Id 1.

From HP V1910

I can connect a pc and get an ip address in any port that belongs to vlan 1

I cannot connect a pc and get and ip address in any port that belongs to vlan 5

I am not sure what "hybrid" means, HP v1910 is hug different than HP 5412zl or HP 3500yl.

I created Vlan 32 as my manager vlan to transport any vlan working in my HP 5412zl

I have one link between switches, and I think you need two or more links to create a trunk.

Thank you!

[Vince_Whirlwind]

What is your DHCP server's default GW address?

[JAHR_74]

My DHCP Default gateway is 192.168.0.3

[JAHR_74]

PVIDs fixed it in all the ports with the right VLAN, and link between VLANs defined as a trunk. In HP 5412zl was not necessary to define PVIDs as in HP V1910.

Thanks Vince!!