nested VLANs can't connect through PFSense
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@Jknott knows all of this. It's a brain fart.
It was perfectly clear in the context of the rest of the thread and what has already been discussed. If you want to jump in and issue a correction for something basic like that, might be good to read a few posts back.
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@tahunua said in nested VLANs can't connect through PFSense:
I am going to assume you are self educated when it comes to networking. there is nothing wrong with this, in fact I admire people who have figured this all out for themselves. however you appear to be missing a fair bit of nomenclature/terminology when it comes to network design and network diagrams.
Actually, I'm a CCNA too. However, trying to follow your description is confusing. If you meant L3 switch, you should consistently say so. Your diagram refers to the switch as both L2 & L3, but the sketch is the one used for a swtich. You also refer to a core switch, but I don't see that term anywhere in the diagram. I just see the one switch.
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Dude, the rest of the post from which you decided to pull that one line makes it obvious we are talking about a Layer 3 switch.
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can I also point out I am not the one who posted the diagram, nor is that the configuration of my network? Derelict posted it to show me a proper routing configuration when dealing with multiple vlans... and the diagram clearly shows an L3 switch and an L2 switch.
