VLANS

[Abdel-kader]

Hello,

I need your help.

I make you a summary of what I do:

Take a Link between the router (Firewall Pfsense) and HP 2650.

The default gateway is 10.92.0.254

On the 2650 switch:

Trunk on port 50.

Create a VLAN interface 3 (Test Example)
@ IP: 10.92.3.254 mask 255.255.255.0

Create a link between the Switch 2650 and HP 8000m (Trunk)

On the Switch 8000m:

Create VLAN 2 (SUPPORT) with an address 10.92.2.2
Create VLAN 10 (SERVERS) with an address 10.92.2.10
Create VLAN 3 (Faraday) with an address 10.92.2.3
Assign Port 3 to VLAN 3
Assign the port to VLAN 10 10


On the Switch 2510 (upstairs)

Create VLAN 3 (assigned port that links with the port on the switch 8000m)
the rest of the ports on the switch 'untagged'

So the problem:
PCs are not in the right areas of addresses (DHCP is in 10.92.1.0 and 10.92.2.255)

No access to network resources.

How I ca proceed.

Thank you.

[henca]

Maybe you need to explain this again...

You have one subnet 10.92.3.x with netmask 255.255.255.0

Your default gateway has IP 10.92.0.254 on some other subnet with an unknown netmask

You have 3 different VLANS with addresses 10.92.2.2, 10.92.2.3 and 10.92.2.10. What are the netmasks for those addresses? Is it your intention to have 3 different VLANs for the same subnet?

Your DHCP server gives addresses between 10.92.1.0 and 10.92.2.255, what is your netmask for that subnet? Is your default gateway on that subnet?

regards Henrik