8 Posts

October 24th, 2012 10:00

A bit more background info. Default vlan carries traffic for IP 192.168.70.x assigned by our Windows 2008 R2 DC.

The IP address of the EAP9550 AP is 192.168.70.119 and pings OK. I have assigned 172.16.0.1 to interface 1 on the UTM and pings fine from 192.168.70.86. Also, Interface 1 in the UTM is assinged 192.168.70.1 and is the default gateway for 192.168.70.x. I will try the static IP suggestion to see if I can a least ping 176.16.0.1. I'll be back,

Thanks

PD

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October 24th, 2012 12:00

No luck pinging any 172.16.0.x (corrected address, I typed 176 before, sorry). What I would like is for the UTM10 Router to hand off addresses from the 172 to any client connected that the EAP9550's SSID on VLAN 2. The problem is I have three switches in the middle.

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October 25th, 2012 14:00

Ok, Disabling Inter-VLAN routing on the UTM10 isolates the T60 from my VLAN 1 (192.168.70.x) and still have access to the internet. This is exactly what I need. I just need to move to the next switch, configure the ports and test before adding the EAP9550 Access point. So far so go.  Thanks for you help. I will write back one I finish the config.

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October 25th, 2012 14:00

Ok,
un-did everything and I'm starting from scratch so I don't get too confused.

Here
is what I have done so far:

Netgear
UTM10 : Added VLAN ID 2. Port 1 is member. Assigned 172.16.0.1/ 24 and enabled
DHCP giving out .20 to .30 for testing.

Cisco
WAP4410N: Access point. Added second SSID and assigned it VLAN 2.

Dell
PS3548P: Created VLAN 2, Changed Port e1 (where WAP4410N connects) to General.
On VLAN membership, I have e1 and e46 (connects to UTM10). Same settings as e1
and both at Tagged.

ThinkPad
T60: Assigned 172.76.0.100/24 to Wireless Adapter and joined new SSID. Can ping
successfully 172.16.0.1

Can successfully ping 172.16.0.1 and access internet with static IP, when I change T60 to DHCP, it does
not get address from UTM. Thought?

Thanks



PD

 

8 Posts

October 25th, 2012 14:00

Edit: should be PC3548P not PS3548P. Sorry

8 Posts

October 25th, 2012 14:00

Ok, something interesting. I followed your advise and looked at DHCP IPv4 Interface Parameters. I added a hostname like "GuestNet"  and assignd it to VLAN 2 and long and behold, the laptop got an address. What should I place in there?

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October 26th, 2012 10:00

Ok, got everything work. For the visitors's benefit, here is what I did!

 

EAP9550 Access point: Added second SSID and assigned VLAN 2

1st FS726TP : Created VLAN 2 and and set ports connecting the AP and Uplink and TAGGED

2nd FS726TP: Created VLAN 2 and added Uplink port from 1st FS726TP and Uplink to PC3548P as TAGGED

BTW, both FS726TP are set as IEEE 802.1Q VLAN and not Port-Based VLAN.

PC2548P: Added VLAN ID 2 and set ports connecting 2nd FS726TP and UTM10 router to TAGGED.

Enabled DHCP Sooping and added ONLY VLAN 2. For some reason, if I add both VLAN 1 (default) and VLAN 2, computers on the default VLAN 1 could not get DCHP addresses.

Made ports connecting UTM10 and 2nd FS726TP as trusted.

.I think that's all I did and have it working.

Follwing the same steps, I added a second AP (WAP4410N), created a second SSID and assiged VLAN 2. Works great.

 

Thanks for your help.


PD

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