Vlan Question tagging

[jwc1972]

hello

I want to able to patch computer in on ports 1-39 I have this untagged for ip 192.168.1.1
How do i get rig of tagged 40-48? or is that correct?


module 1 type J9147A
ip default-gateway 192.168.1.1
vlan 1
name "DEFAULT_VLAN"
untagged 1-39
ip address dhcp-bootp
tagged 40-48
exit
vlan 210
name "Cisco"
tagged 44
no ip address
exit
vlan 200
name "Easynet"
tagged 43
no ip address
exit
vlan 201
name "Adsl1"
tagged 41
no ip address
exit
vlan 202
name "Adsl2"
tagged 42
no ip address
exit

[jwc1972]

I forgot I enclose I network diagram, Another question do I tagged port 48 on both switch or do I change the port 48 to a truck port?

[cenk sasmaztin]

What are you trying to do ?

[jwc1972]

That a good Question

We have two building connect by firbe to an unmanged netgear In building two we have the cisco asa5510 and the router 192.168.1.1 cisco 1841. In building one we have the users. We purchased two adsl lines to go with an stonegate firewall. The stonegate in in building One. we would like

4MB LES Load balanced with the 2 ADSL connections on the StoneGate

Cisco ASA removed from site to site IPSec topology

StoneGate at Yeadon promoted to default gateway (Primary ingress/egress of all site traffic)

So we purchase two HP 2910al switches connected this on another firbe channel across the buildings. Our ip address range is 192.168.1.0/24

Then we desgigned the network picture to Tag the cisco and easynet internet on hp switch 1 to the hp switch 2 also on that switch we want to tag adsl 1&2 acording to that picture

on site 1
netgear > firewall > router
hp switch 1 >
on site two
netgear > hp switch 2(see above)

port 48 is the firbe connection, do i tag this or truck this?

[Jaap Laaij]

Hi,

The connections between the two buildings is a fibre connected to the two respective hp switches.
Since there is just one fibre you don't have to trunk this connection. Only useful with two lines or more.
Leaves tagging the line to run x vlans over it.