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    • arnonelA Offline
      arnonel
      last edited by arnonel

      Background
      Interfaces
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      Switches
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      DHCP
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      Netgear Switch
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      My Question:
      Hi All
      Just cant get VLAN to work on SG-1100. See settings above on PFSENSE and Netgear Switch.
      Devices on switch are not getting an IP. Any ideas?

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      • stephenw10S Offline
        stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
        last edited by

        The SG-1100 settings look good. We need to see the other screens from the switch.

        Steve

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        • B Offline
          BioJohn
          last edited by

          Hi
          I have a slightly similar problem with my SG-1100.

          The SG-1100 is my router in a network with a Unifi switch (24port POE) and some Unifi AP's.
          With the SG configured similarly as above (VLAN and all), I do get an IP from the DHCP for my wifi devices, but I cannot ping anything on the same VLAN or reach the internet. I have a rule in place to allow traffic into the VLAN. But nothing happens.

          I have a SG-3100 as well as pfSense setup in a VM with the exact same config (Unifi switch and AP's) and this just works without a problem. There must be something else you need to do in order to get the the SG-1100 to VLAN.

          John

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          • stephenw10S Offline
            stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
            last edited by

            If it is pulling DHCP leases then the VLANs are working correctly, assuming the leases really are coming from pfSense.
            DHCP will work without any firewall rules (automatic rules are added when you enable it) but nothing else will si be sure you have added rules for the required access on the new interface.
            Traffic between clients on that subnet does not go through pfSense at all, it cannot block it. That is probably client isolation in the access points or switch preventing it.

            Steve

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            • B Offline
              BioJohn
              last edited by

              Hi Steve
              Thanks for the feedback.
              Of course it turned out to be a simple thing:
              Had the rule to do tcp (?) Changed it to “any” and it worked. 😉
              John

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