WAN trunk and multiple VLANs

[Andrew_Schulz]

I have two e3500 yl switches in a stack and want to do the following.

WAN VLAN 200, IP 172.16.200.23, gateway 172.16.200.1

Staff VLAN 10, IP 10.0.x.1 gateway 172.16.200.1

Voice VLAN 2, gateway 172.16.200.1

Public VLAN 3, gateway 10.0.x.240

Wifi VLAN  4, gateway 10.0.x.240

Management VLAN 404, IP 10.10.10.x, gateway 172.16.200.1

I'm running into a couple issues. One is how do I setup different gateways for my VLANs? It looks like when I change the gateway of one it changes them all. Also, I need all of the VLANs to be on the trunk port which I would like to be port 1 WAN port.

How do I go about setting this up correctly???

Thanks

[Andrew_Schulz]

Okay, so I've received no reply on this. Please help, someone....

[Working_Tech · Accepted solution]

Hi Andrew,

You have probably worked this out by now but you will need to enable ip routing on the switch you want to use for routing.

Next put the ip of the gateway you want on each vlan with the ip address command when in the appropriate vlan context.

Once this is done you can point each connected device to the appropriate gateway ip.

If you then want to send all vlans to a single ip for WAN connectivity for example you will then need to create another vlan and put a default route that points to an ip that is on that vlan.

[Andrew_Schulz]

Thanks for the reply. I did end up figuring this out, once I enabled routing it was clear from there.