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04-15-2010 01:53 AM
04-15-2010 01:53 AM
2910al stacking and VLAN routing HELP!
Hello All,
We are in the process of configuring 3 2910al-48's in a new deployment as our core network stack .
We've configured the 3 switches as follows:
Switch 1 COMMANDER - Default_VLAN for all devices:
2nd floor
Default VLAN (ID 1) - Ports 1-10, IP 212.X.X.X
QA VLAN (ID 2) - Ports 10-24 , IP 192.168.1.1
Proxy-ARP is enabled on both VLANs.
1st floor
Switch 2:MEMBER
Default VLAN (ID 1) - Ports 1-4, IP 212.X.X.X
QA VLAN (ID 2) - Ports 4-20, IP none
2nd floor
Switch 3:MEMBER
Default VLAN (ID 1) - Ports 1-48, IP 212.X.X.X
All are part of the same stack, with switch1 as the commander.
Spanning tree and IP Routing are enabled on commander switch.
All 3 switches are then cascaded together using SFP+LRM 10GbE.
However we're having issues with a couple of points...
1) How to route between subnets -across the VLANs and floors, since i have hosts from 1st floor and 2nd floor should be in the same vlan id 2 which is 192.168.0.0 should i use TAGGED pors on second only or for all ports
Please advice
Tal
We are in the process of configuring 3 2910al-48's in a new deployment as our core network stack .
We've configured the 3 switches as follows:
Switch 1 COMMANDER - Default_VLAN for all devices:
2nd floor
Default VLAN (ID 1) - Ports 1-10, IP 212.X.X.X
QA VLAN (ID 2) - Ports 10-24 , IP 192.168.1.1
Proxy-ARP is enabled on both VLANs.
1st floor
Switch 2:MEMBER
Default VLAN (ID 1) - Ports 1-4, IP 212.X.X.X
QA VLAN (ID 2) - Ports 4-20, IP none
2nd floor
Switch 3:MEMBER
Default VLAN (ID 1) - Ports 1-48, IP 212.X.X.X
All are part of the same stack, with switch1 as the commander.
Spanning tree and IP Routing are enabled on commander switch.
All 3 switches are then cascaded together using SFP+LRM 10GbE.
However we're having issues with a couple of points...
1) How to route between subnets -across the VLANs and floors, since i have hosts from 1st floor and 2nd floor should be in the same vlan id 2 which is 192.168.0.0 should i use TAGGED pors on second only or for all ports
Please advice
Tal
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04-20-2010 12:37 PM
04-20-2010 12:37 PM
Re: 2910al stacking and VLAN routing HELP!
Not the same model - but here is a good link that explains tagged, untagged and all that good stuff..
http://h40060.www4.hp.com/procurve/uk/en/pdfs/5300xl_portbase.pdf
http://h40060.www4.hp.com/procurve/uk/en/pdfs/5300xl_portbase.pdf
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