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02-13-2006 07:50 AM
02-13-2006 07:50 AM
pro curve j2626
I want 3 vlans totaly not visable to each other.
I have one firewall.
I wont to let the 3 vlans connect to the internet trough the fire wall.
the vlans, this going ok.But the cannot see the firewall
-port 1,2 default vlan(192.168.250.253), this is connected to the firewall lan port 192.168.250.254.This is also in the pro curve the configured gateway
-port 4,5 is vlan1 192.168.1.254
the desktop connected to port 4 has 192.168.1.200 and gateway 192.168.1.254
the desktop can see the 192.168.250.253, but after that it can not see anything(connect)
I have one firewall.
I wont to let the 3 vlans connect to the internet trough the fire wall.
the vlans, this going ok.But the cannot see the firewall
-port 1,2 default vlan(192.168.250.253), this is connected to the firewall lan port 192.168.250.254.This is also in the pro curve the configured gateway
-port 4,5 is vlan1 192.168.1.254
the desktop connected to port 4 has 192.168.1.200 and gateway 192.168.1.254
the desktop can see the 192.168.250.253, but after that it can not see anything(connect)
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02-13-2006 07:45 PM
02-13-2006 07:45 PM
Re: pro curve j2626
Hi ron!
Did I understand that correctly?
(1) VLAN "Default": port 1,2 with 192.168.250.253/24.
(2) VLAN "1": port 4,5 with 192.168.1.254/24.
The VLAN- ID of the "Default"- VLAN is always 1,so that your VLAN 1 (Port 4,5 )another ID gotten must.
Your Desktop can see the 192.168.250.253 becouse both are in the same vlan (1)configured.
Go into the menu area of your switch (#menu) and start with the creation of your 3 vlans.
Then you can assign the ports to the vlans
Give firewall ip as gateway for your PC.
In this case your vlans on the SWITCH not need a IP address.
And you are finished.
To Management of your switch you can get one of your vlans a ip address, but not the gateway address of your pc.
Did I understand that correctly?
(1) VLAN "Default": port 1,2 with 192.168.250.253/24.
(2) VLAN "1": port 4,5 with 192.168.1.254/24.
The VLAN- ID of the "Default"- VLAN is always 1,so that your VLAN 1 (Port 4,5 )another ID gotten must.
Your Desktop can see the 192.168.250.253 becouse both are in the same vlan (1)configured.
Go into the menu area of your switch (#menu
Then you can assign the ports to the vlans
Give firewall ip as gateway for your PC.
In this case your vlans on the SWITCH not need a IP address.
And you are finished.
To Management of your switch you can get one of your vlans a ip address, but not the gateway address of your pc.
cm60
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