VLAN Tag not being passed

[randy9000]

@derelict

That makes sense. I'll try to follow what's in the guide and report back.

Thanks

[randy9000]

@derelict

I followed those instructions and still nothing. See attached screen shots..

I configured firewall rules to pass all traffic.

Please help!

[Derelict]

@randy9000 Don't set a Port VID for a tagged VLAN. The Port VID is for the untagged VLAN on that port. Just leave the Port VID at 1 on port 2.

And whatever you are connecting to port 2 has to be configured tagged VLAN 30, too.

You also need a DHCP server and firewall rules to pass traffic on the VLAN30_Port2 interface.

[randy9000]

@derelict

That didn't work either.

[NOCling]

It works with the SG-3100, i use 10 VLANs with it over Lan1.

You have to tag it right:

And the same on the Switch Uplinkt to the SG-3100 LAN Port.

Thats all.

[randy9000]

@nocling

What configuration changes do I need to make in the example you provided to use Port #2 - LAN 2?

Thanks

[NOCling]

Pic 2 -> Member 1t replace by 2t

[randy9000]

@nocling

That’s how it’s currently configured and it’s not working. See images previously posted.

[Derelict]

@randy9000 Again, the switch port has to be expecting tagged traffic on that port.

This stuff works 100%.

[randy9000]

@derelict

Okay. Retrying again.

[randy9000]

@nocling & @Derelict

On the Netgear switch, am I to only tag "T" the port that the cable is in and untag "U" the others with on the VLAN? Or, Tag "T" all of the ports that will be used on the VLAN?

[Derelict]

@randy9000 Everything tagged on the pfsense switch side needs to be tagged on the switch port you are connecting to it.

[randy9000]

@derelict

It seems as though the issue is with me netgear smart switch. If I plug a pc directly into port 2 of the Netgate 3100 I can get and ip address and internet. However, when I connect it to the netgear switch I get nothing.

I also noticed that in order for my laptop to get and ip address the port 2 tagged check box but be unchecked and the port 5 box must be checked.

[Derelict]

@randy9000 That is how it works. Client devices like laptops almost exclusively get connected to single-VLAN, untagged ports.

Tagged ports are for connections to other VLAN-aware devices like switches and access points and router ports with VLAN tags configured.

[randy9000]

@derelict

I think I may have confused you.

It works when I connect the laptop to the router on port 2. However, when I connect the router port 2 to the Netgear switch port 24 (Vlan tagged ) and the laptop to the netgear port 23 (untagged) The laptop cannot communicate with the router for an ip address etc.

[NOCling]

Your Port 2 is not tagged corectly.

Do this and it will work.
I use 10 VLANs over LAN 1 and here all works fine.

[randy9000]

@nocling

What action are your referring to for me to do?

[Derelict]

If connecting a laptop to a switch port with a tagged VLAN on it gets access for the laptop on that VLAN without taking special measures on the laptop to tag the VLAN on the port then the switch isn't configured like you think it is.

[randy9000]

@derelict & All

Thanks for your help. The issue is resolved.

The problem was the Netgear switch port was being blocked because of STP rules.

Issue Resolved!