Cannot ping new vlan interface

[m200]

Apologies in advance for the n00b question. I'm not unfamiliar with VLANs, but am getting stuck on how it is implemented on the SG-1100.

I completed the initial configuration wizard and when using those settings, everything is working fine, however I want my SG-1100 to serve clients from multiple VLANs on its LAN port.

I have:

-A Windows laptop with a NIC set to tag traffic with VLAN ID 200
-NIC on this laptop is configured to use 10.200.200.2/24

Netgate config:

Interfaces\switches\vlans:
-VLAN 100 and 200 added here, in addition to the default 1,4090,4091,4092
-0t and 2t are members of both VLAN 100 and 200 (I have also tried without tagging)

Interfaces\assignments\vans:
-mvneta0 is listed 5 times, for 4090,4092,4092,100,200

Interfaces\assignments\interface assignments
-has 5 items: WAN,LAN,OPT,v100,v200
-interface config of v200 includes a static ip of: 10.200.200.1/24

Problem:
From my laptop, I cannot ping the VLAN interface 10.200.200.1. When I clear the NIC's VLAN tag and change my IP to the LAN VLAN I can ping the LAN interface IP.

What am I missing here?

[m200]

@m200
SOLUTION:
My config was fine and it behaved as expected once I installed the Realtek Ethernet Diagnostic Utility to assign VLANs on my laptop. Apparently Set-NetAdapter and also device manager's VLAN configuration didn't actually do anything.

Sadly I knew this to be the case years ago, but somehow convinced myself it was "fixed" in Windows 10.

[JKnott]

@m200

Yep, many laptops didn't support VLANs.

[cdarsac]

@m200
Hello,

I’m afraid I’m in the same situation, because the VLAN interface does not respond to the ping of my PC (Windows 10).

I used the "Realtek Ethernet diagnostic utility", but the utility doesn’t show me anything at all...