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S4048T-ON VLAN routing
I'm dealing with a S4048T-ON switch.
It has 3 vlans. One for the workstations, one for management of servers etc and one for actuall usage of those server.
VLAN 226 is the first one and everything is fine. I'm dealing with VLAN 227 on which I have no internet access and I cant's resolve external ips, but I can ping and resolve local hosts from 226.
The switch has been configured by someone before me, so I have to catch up.
I'll try adding the current config.
nirayah
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February 7th, 2018 15:00
For some reason the post with the complete config is being removed, so I'm adding a shorter version of it:
paulo.lopez
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February 7th, 2018 18:00
Hi friend
You can explain more the problem please, and what tshoot have you done
atte
Paulo Lopez V.
nirayah
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February 8th, 2018 01:00
Hi there.
As you can see I got 3 VLANS:
- vlan 226 which im using as main for all the workstations, APs, printers
- vlan 227 which is supposed to be for nodes only
- vlan 228 for management, but I dont have problem with it
Vlan 226 works fine. Vlan 227 pings and resolves every host in vlan 226 and vlan 227, but has no internet connectivity and that's my problem. I've added snippet from the running config in my previous post. Let me know if anything else is needed.
I've tried checking the added routes:
This one seems to be working for VLAN 226.
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February 8th, 2018 05:00
The configuration on the switch looks okay to me. And you know VLAN routing is working, because devices can communicate across VLANs. Just to confirm, is 192.168.26.1 your default gateway/firewall? Does 192.168.26.1 have routes directing traffic back to the internal subnets?
The route would look something like this
ip route 192.168.27.0 192.168.26.253
This tells the firewall that any traffic destined for VLAN 227 subnet should be forwarded to VLAN 226 interface. Once the switch has that packet, it can then route it to VLAN 227.
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February 8th, 2018 05:00
Does that VM have the IP address 192.168.26.1? If so, yes that is the device to check the routes on. Which router software is running on this VM?
nirayah
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February 8th, 2018 05:00
Hi Daniel.
Thank you so much for taking time to help me.
Do you mean ip route conf of the router? It is a linux VM on XEN host. Or for the switch?
nirayah
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February 8th, 2018 06:00
Hi Daniel.
You were right. It was routing issue. I had to make proper NAT configuration on the router (a debian vm). Now I have internet access, but still can't resolve hostname with the local DNS (separate centos VM) although the vm is responding to ping.
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February 8th, 2018 07:00
Glad to hear that routing is all cleared up. Are the clients properly populating a DNS address when they acquire an IP address? Have you tried testing the use of an external DNS?