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07-05-2014 08:36 AM
07-05-2014 08:36 AM
2810-24G and VLANs
I'm trying to determine if I can do what I need with my 2810. I have a Cisco 3560 switch with IP Base which is handling all of my inter VLAN routing. Right now there are no VLANs setup on the 2810. It's plugged into a trunk port on the 3560.
I'd like to create a VLAN on the 2810 for three ports. Am I correct that if I want those three ports to be able to talk to the same VLAN on the 3560 that the uplink port needs to also be on that same VLAN? Can I create a trunk port on the 2810 for the uplink? Would that work?
I'm assuming the 2810 has no routing capabilities so VLANs on that switch can't talk to each other.
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07-11-2014 09:12 AM
07-11-2014 09:12 AM
Re: 2810-24G and VLANs
HiKeflumper,
You are correct, the 3 ports on the 2810 switch will need to be in the same VLAN as on the Cisco and will need to be tagged on the 2810 switch port connecting the two switches together.
So
HPSwitch# int 1-3 untagged vlan 99
HPSwitch# int 24 tagged vlan 99
Where port 24 is the uplink port betweek switches. You will then need to make sure you have the the uplink port on the Cisco switch trunked allowing VLAN 99 - or whatever the VLAN is you want to traverse both switches.
HTH
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07-19-2014 04:26 AM
07-19-2014 04:26 AM
Re: 2810-24G and VLANs
Hi Keflumper,
i would confirm Chrisd131313 solution.
On HP you should have the following
##HP ## Switchport 24 ist connected to your CiSCO Port 0/24 int 24 tagged vlan 99 int 1 untagged vlan 99 int 2 untagged vlan 99 int 3 untagged vlan 99
On Cisco the trunk port to the Hp switch hast to be like the following:
##CISCO ## Switchport 0/24 ist connected to your HP port 24 int gi 0/24 switchport mode trunk tagged vlan 99
i think it's also important that both switches do have the same STP configuration running
So e.g. MSTP or at least RSTP so that the HP and CISCO can properly communicate with each other.
On HP the command
show tech mstp root-history
shows you the root changes of your tree ..
cheers Chris
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