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    Problems converting from Single LAN to VLANs

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      cwesterfield
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      This might need to be moved, but I'm unsure to which forum.

      Original Setup

      • WAN PPPOE from DSL Router
        LAN 10.0.1.0/24 to unmanged netgear switch
        OpenVPN client and rule to push a specific port through the VPN interface

      • Ubiquiti AP LR

      • Apple Airport acting as AP

      I bought a GS724T and want to setup two VLANs. One to replace the LAN (I read somewhere that you should use VLAN 1, and I think thats what LAN is), and one with DHCP that is routed through my VPN.

      Working to

      • VLAN 100 - Replacing old LAN - 10.0.1.0/24
        VLAN 200 - Routed through OPENVPN - 10.0.2.0/24
        LAN - (VLAN ID 1 I guess) - 10.0.5.0/24
        Ubiquiti AP LR - Two networks, one from each VLAN

      I haven't shut the LAN off obviously, but mostly because I kept locking myself out the netgear.

      Currently I have the Airport aP working, but I've somehow completely broken the Ubiquiti(I suspect invalid netgear VLAN setup).

      If I do a traceroute from VLAN 100 or VLAN 200, it looks like it routes through the VPN. I'm unsure why, but I suspect bad NATing.

      Physical setup on Netgear:
      Port 1 is connected to the PC running pfsense
      Ports 6 - 9 are PCs and such
      Port 10 is the airport AP
      Port 22 is the Ubiquiti AP

      I can supply any pictures that my help my situation.

      Thanks!
      Switch.jpg
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      NAT.jpg
      NAT.jpg_thumb

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