The hub is not VLAN aware, most hubs are not. The problem probably is that the traffic coming back from the PCs through the hub is not tagged with the proper VLAN and is only going to the default VLAN of the switchport as untagged traffic. So if the PCs are not set to transmit the proper VLAN in the driver settings, the switch is not going to route them correctly.
Try using a trunk port instead of a general port and see if that works, as it will only pass tagged traffic and it sounds like the PCs are sending untagged traffic.
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October 3rd, 2013 11:00
Ok, what VLANS are being used on the switch? If you set the PVID to 146 will it pass that VLAN? The PVID is where it sends untagged traffic.
switchport general allowed vlan add 137,146 tagged
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hello, if I put:
switchport general pvid 1
Do not let any vlan. packets are lost from both vlan
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Hi,
If you set the PVID of the port to 137, that is what it is going to pass.
ethernet interface 1/g15
General switchport mode
switchport general pvid 1
switchport general allowed vlan add 137, 146
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October 3rd, 2013 13:00
What model hub do you have?
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Hi, I changed the settings as follows:
ethernet interface 1/g15
General switchport mode
switchport general allowed vlan add tagged 137.146
exit
in the configuration does not show:
switchport general pvid 1
still does not pass both vlan
if I put:
switchport general pvid 146 passes that vlan traffic
regards
LPC28
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October 3rd, 2013 14:00
3COM officeConnect Ethernet hub 16c
but I can have other models in other parts of the network
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October 3rd, 2013 15:00
The hub is not VLAN aware, most hubs are not. The problem probably is that the traffic coming back from the PCs through the hub is not tagged with the proper VLAN and is only going to the default VLAN of the switchport as untagged traffic. So if the PCs are not set to transmit the proper VLAN in the driver settings, the switch is not going to route them correctly.
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October 4th, 2013 07:00
Hello, the configuration of the vlan on the switch are:
interface vlan 137
name "XXX"
exit
interface vlan 146
name "YYY"
exit
or must be assigned the IP in each vlan?
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October 4th, 2013 08:00
So are there IP addresses for each VLAN on the switch?
Run the command
Show ip interface
Does it show IP addresses for both VLANs?
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October 4th, 2013 13:00
For testing I have 1 pc in each vlan, which is basically the same as I have in the network
LPC28
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October 4th, 2013 13:00
What kind of devices are attached to the hub? It sounds like the traffic is untagged and going to the default VLAN.
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October 4th, 2013 13:00
Hi, I have added the IP to the vlans, now the setup is this:
interface vlan 137
name "XXX"
routing
ip address 10.7.37.1 255.255.255.192
interface vlan 503
name "YYY"
routing
ip address 10.50.3.1 255.255.255.240
ethernet interface 1/g15
General switchport mode
switchport general allowed vlan add 137,503 tagged
exit
But still not working.
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October 4th, 2013 14:00
Can the PC on LVAN 503 ping the switch at 10.50.3.1?
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October 4th, 2013 14:00
Try using a trunk port instead of a general port and see if that works, as it will only pass tagged traffic and it sounds like the PCs are sending untagged traffic.
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October 4th, 2013 14:00
with switchport general pvid 1: no