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D-Link Enterprise => DGS-1210-Series => Topic started by: kalane on August 06, 2018, 09:51:02 AM
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Hi.
I have a d-link switch dgs 1210-10p and i am trying to settup something that envolves vlan trunk. I tried to do it but no results.
Does it support vlan trunk ? If so how can i set it up ?
Please.
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Is there any information in the user manual for this?
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You need to create the VLAN first from VLAN > 802.1Q VLAN and then click the VLAN and select it as "Tagged" on any of the ports. =)
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This is what i am trying to do.
(https://forum.netgate.com/assets/uploads/files/1533309888098-2vlans-resized.png)
Believe me when i say that i tried so hard to do it but no good result. I can not implement the trunk.
1) I created vlan x and vlan y.
2) And then i tried to create a trunk between the both of them(x, y).
Still no result, because it says that i can not group ports with different vlan configuration.
So, what is the correct way to approach it ? If you could just show me how to do it, i would appreciate.
dlink switch dgs 1210-10p.
Please, help me.
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Are you on the vlan setting page with radio buttons?
It should look like the image link below once configured, if port "10" is the trunk port. I think Vlan 1 can only be set to untagged or forbidden.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hIfbspOPlPtf9ic_-IQryhFJixaPtxCO/view?usp=sharing
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Hi,
Still no result, because it says that i can not group ports with different vlan configuration.
This message ("group ports") tells me that in fact you try to form a LAG (Link aggregation group) but that's something very different from a "VLAN trunk".
Looks like you have a single physical connection between a port of your Pfsense and a port of your switch. And you do not want to form a bundle of two physical links between both devices acting like a single logical link of double bandwidth (that is a LAG, but some people call it a "trunk") but you want to transmit two different VLANs via that single physical link (hence you have to configure this port to be a "VLAN trunk").
If so, within your switch, after having created VLANs x and y, you have to configure the switch port that is connected to your Pfsense to be a tagged member of both VLANs x and y. You can leave the PVID setting for this port at its default (PVID=1).
The modem (x) and PC ports (y) have to be configured as access ports: Set them to be untagged members of VLAN x and y respectively. Also set PVID=x and PVID=y for these ports respectively.
PT