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03-02-2011 08:13 AM
03-02-2011 08:13 AM
HL4104GL - Capable of being a layer 3 switch
Hi we upgraded our network from old hubs back in 2005.
We have recently started running out of IP address supplied to us by our ISP/County council provided internet service. We have been told that we have the option of purchasing a layer 3 switch and moving ourselves to a /20 address pool.
to my knowledge and from reading it seems as though the HL4140GL is cabapable of being the layer 3 switch that we need though i am not completely sure and if it is i am definately not sure how to go about setting it up to be.
I have used telnet and the web interface to look at every config page i can and have not beein enlightened.
the only thing i haven't tried is updating the firmware of the switch as i am having trouble doing so at the moment and have been told that general practice is to not update firmware unless you are experiencing a bug of the current firmware of are looking for a feature inherent in a newer firmware. and currently i am not aware if it is a feature of the newer firmware.
We have recently started running out of IP address supplied to us by our ISP/County council provided internet service. We have been told that we have the option of purchasing a layer 3 switch and moving ourselves to a /20 address pool.
to my knowledge and from reading it seems as though the HL4140GL is cabapable of being the layer 3 switch that we need though i am not completely sure and if it is i am definately not sure how to go about setting it up to be.
I have used telnet and the web interface to look at every config page i can and have not beein enlightened.
the only thing i haven't tried is updating the firmware of the switch as i am having trouble doing so at the moment and have been told that general practice is to not update firmware unless you are experiencing a bug of the current firmware of are looking for a feature inherent in a newer firmware. and currently i am not aware if it is a feature of the newer firmware.
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03-03-2011 04:30 AM
03-03-2011 04:30 AM
Re: HL4104GL - Capable of being a layer 3 switch
this is about the 4100 series
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c01820158
that says :
>>>
Layer 3 routing
Basic IP routing:
Enables automatic routing to the connected VLANs and up to 16 static routes-including one default route-in IP networks <<<
try this link (also for the 4104)http://www.hp.com/rnd/support/manuals/4108gl.htm
management and config -> chapter-7 : ip routing features
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c01820158
that says :
>>>
Layer 3 routing
Basic IP routing:
Enables automatic routing to the connected VLANs and up to 16 static routes-including one default route-in IP networks <<<
try this link (also for the 4104)http://www.hp.com/rnd/support/manuals/4108gl.htm
management and config -> chapter-7 : ip routing features
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