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April 21st, 2015 14:00

Vlans from endpoint to gateway

Here is my problem...

I Have curently 1 Vlan per location that all terminate to one 8024F per location via our Fiber.  We have 4 hubs serving 28 locations and the admin office to witch all hubs trunk and including 7 other locations to the core 8024F

What we would like is to add 2 more Vlans per location that all terminate at the admin office.

Video - 2

Phone - 3  ----------all 3 go from a 3548P -- 8024F --and another 8024F Hub then to 8024F Core switch

Data - 4

We dont want the vlans at any one location to be able to see each other

is there a simple way of doing this also, I am  a little confused on what type of port modes I should be using...General, Access,  Trunk, Customer or PVE-P I or C

Any help would be much appreciated

Thks

Glenn Tataryn

Video (VLAN239) ----------------------------------------                   Fiber Connect   Gateway)     

                                                                            |--PC3548P---PC8024F----PC8024F

Phones/Data(Voice VLAN 139/Data VLAN 39)--

  • DELL-Josh Cr

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    Posted April 21st, 2015 17:00

    Hi Glenn,

    Access mode is for ports that only carry a single untagged VLAN, typically end devices.

    Trunk mode carries only tagged traffic, typically other switches.

    General mode carries tagged traffic and a single untagged VLAN.

     

    You would probably use trunk or general port modes for the links to each location and have them carry VLAN 2,3,4. They are going to be able to see each other if routing is enabled on the switch. You could deny access with an access control list.