No different ips from pfsense at vlans
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Hi newbie here , i have an isp router and then i go to pfsense (the isp router is supose to ppoe if i write it correct because of internet tv from the same isp) i made vlans on pfsense and from there i go to an old managed switch (srw2048) the problem is that in my vlans i don't get different ips from the subnets i create to pfsense but i always get the lan ip with dhcp pool. All vlans have internet access as supose to be and run ok. only problem is the ips.
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Sounds like you might have your Cisco misconfigured.
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@volume said in No different ips from pfsense at vlans:
Ich habe VLANs auf pfsense erstellt
have you configured the VLANs on the Switch, too?
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Hi yes i did. Vlans from the switch seems to be ok. If i disconnect pfsense the vlans will work only from the switch. I don't know if this is the right way.
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@volume Get a screenshot of your Interfaces->Assignments .... VLANs tab and post it here.
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@volume said in No different ips from pfsense at vlans:
Hi yes i did. Vlans from the switch seems to be ok. If i disconnect pfsense the vlans will work only from the switch. I don't know if this is the right way.
So is the switch handling the vlan layer 3?
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@jarhead yes that's i understand
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@volume Can you post images of the switch config?
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@jarhead another question : from my vlans i have access to the web view of the switch only from the default vlan how can i have from the vlan i want?
at the moment i have to make some changes at the cables it is not very easy accessible. i will do and send -
@volume
Let's see the switch config first.
You need to figure out where you want the layer 3 to be, either pfSense or the switch, can't have them both.
But there's still no confirmation of how you have anything config'd in the switch.
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@jarhead And when you do there's no need to redact interface names or internal MAC addresses... public IPs, FQDNs, usernames? Sure.
