Dell S4128f-on core switch

Hi,

You could create an access control list and block access to certain VLANs. Page 671 https://dell.to/2R5QBZg

josh the problem is , all switches are grouped into one vlan that is 12, and i just want to block the access of users to the management interface of this switches , how can i do this without creating access list ?

You could use authentication to block user groups in radius.

Mr josh , first of all thank you for your support and i appreciate that , but it seems that i didn't clearly explain my problem , so can i contact you in some way to benefit from your experience ? especially that i'm a new user of Dell hardware .

thanks a lot,

You can call phone support if you prefer that method.

is there anyway to live chat with you or with someone else from Dell support , just to clearly explain our problem ?

There is not chat support for networking. 

ok sir it's not a big deal , so can we go back to our first post and see how we can solve the problem ?

Are you using radius authentication? That will allow you to keep user groups out of certain places.

As i told , i just want to keep out some users connected to the switch through interfaces ,from all kind of management access to this switches (NB:> switches are in vlan 12  , > users are in vlan 30 ),

and every user are connected to a port that are in mode trunk and allowed vlan 12 ,30 . 

So have some users in a group with admin access that are authenticated for all access and others that are not.

did you mean a radius authentications users group ?

radius uses a separate server for authentication, typically the domain controller. 

Mr Josh , 

simply i have 2 switches ( N1524 & S4128f-on) connected to each other , all users connected to N1524 can reach all vlans created on S4128f-on wich is my main issue . All configurations seems perfect .

no access list created

no radius authentication created 

just i need that each user reach her own specific tagged vlan 

what 's the problem ?

turn off vlan routing.