VLAN question.
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Hello people.
On my network i have 3 Telesis Switches and 4 VLANs. The main one has Gigalan ports enabled for all of the VLAN and also the e1 port wich is where pFsense is connected.
Now on a 2nd Switch i have from port 1 to 12 and both Gigalan ports configured to use all of the VLANs. On this one i have 2 UniFi
Same on 3rd. On this one i have 4 UniFiNow a company installed cameras that will use one of the VLANs, and for some reason that server cannot see the cameras IP. On monday he will bring 4 tablets from wich Security will be able to check all of the Cameras connected to a server, but i dont know if that will work.
What is better to set every single device to dhcp and assign a static ip to the vlan needed through pfSense? so that way i will make sure everything will see eachother?
I just learned how to configure VLAN on both pFsense and Switches, not any close to be pro at it.I cannot ping IPs from other VLAN although i know VLAN are meant to be separate lans not sure if thats right.
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Are your switches L2 or L3?
Do you feed a trunk with all VLANs to pfSense?
Who does the routing between VLANs?
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IP scheme of subnets/VLANs
Firewall rules for each VLAN/interface in place?
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Are your switches L2 or L3?
Do you feed a trunk with all VLANs to pfSense?
Who does the routing between VLANs?
…
IP scheme of subnets/VLANs
Firewall rules for each VLAN/interface in place?
...Hello Mr.
I dont know what L2 or L3 means, sorry.
On the main switch ( AT8000S ) the VLAN Ports are on trunk mode.
All 3 switches are connected through Gigalan ports, on the 2nd and 3rd one ( Both AT750FS ). The only trunking mode i found doesnt seem to do because is more likely ( at least i think ) to use as a reserve if one of the ports breaks down. Whenever i want to set that trunk mode it tells me i need at least 2 ports selected. The only change in 2nd and 3rd switch are the VLANs created and the Tagged ports for each VLAN.VLAN 10
Subnet 192.168.1.0
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Available range 192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.254
VLAN 20 ( This is the Wireless one ) This has the rule to have access to internet.
Subnet 10.16.24.0
Subnet mask 255.255.254.0
Available range 10.16.24.1 - 10.16.25.254
VLAN 30
Subnet 10.16.26.0
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Available range 10.16.26.1 - 10.16.26.254Rules are basically VLANs cannot see other VLANs and also LAN net
block IPv4 * CAMARAS net * INVITADOS net * * none
block IPv4 * CAMARAS net * LUCES net * * none
block IPv4 * CAMARAS net * LAN net * * none -
I dont know what L2 or L3 means, sorry.
Layer 2. Layer 3.
Why are you the one maintaining this network if you don't know anything about even basic IP networking?
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All 3 are Layer 2. I knew that, what i didnt know is the Lx meaning.
I am learning on the go, i dont want to be rude but in any case my boss should be the one asking that.
