PFSENSE and CISCO VLAN
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Hi badly needed help,
I have created VLAN AND DHCP server and Rules each VLAN in pFSense. I also created a VLAN Group in CISCO SF300 switch.
I have two ISP. ISP1 and ISP2
I connect the TP-link router to Cisco port 1 which in pfSense is we set the default to ISP1 and Laptop to port 8 which we set to ISP2.Now both Port 1 and 8 in CISCO switch is getting the ISP1.
The default gateway is the ISP1
I want to set-up also a VLAN IP address in CISCO switch so maybe it will get the correct connection.
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@jomarworkrelated where is the 2nd ISP connection?
Could you draw up how you have everything connected, and what you have setup in your switch.
If pfsense only has 1 interface and you want to use 2 different isp connections on it, 1 could be untagged and other would have to be tagged. Or both would have to be tagged.
You would setup a vlan on your switch say X for isp1, and Y for isp2.. And then you would trunk those on another port to your pfsense wan interface.
You would setup the 2 isp on pfsense.. Then you could route whatever you want to to either isp, or load share, etc. for anything behind pfsense.
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@jomarworkrelated for cisco switch IP if your pfsense through DHCP in LAN Vlan and your cisco is on trunk port below is the command:
conf t
interface vlan your vlan no
ip address dhcp or ip address x.x.x.x 255.255.255.0 if you want to static ip define in same scope of you vlan dhcp lan.thanks
