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WAN interface with VLAN TAG

MarcoTeixeira

I need to that my WAN Interface on a XG 115 is consigured with a VLAN TAG ID. 

 

On the  SG I manage to do it, but now in the XG i'm not finding how it can be done. 

Thank you. 



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    Hi,

     

    wich Mode do you use? Are you trying to set up a PPPoE (DSL) or Static?

     

  • 0 in reply to Christopher Gertig

    Hi Crishtopher. Thank you for your reply.

     

    What I have done in the SG was this (answer given in this forum). It worked fine.

    "Per your screenshot you are using a static IP address, no PPPoE involved. In that case, as dirkkotte pointed out, you would set your WAN interface as type "Ethernet VLAN", bind it to a hardware port (eth1, eth2, etc) and set 20 at "VLAN Tag". Other than that it's just IP addresses, gateways and netmasks as usual.

    Per your screenshot you are using a static IP address, no PPPoE involved. In that case, as dirkkotte pointed out, you would set your WAN interface as type "Ethernet VLAN", bind it to a hardware port (eth1, eth2, etc) and set 20 at "VLAN Tag". Other than that it's just IP addresses, gateways and netmasks as usual."

     

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  • 0 in reply to Christopher Gertig

    Hi Crishtopher. Thank you for your reply.

     

    What I have done in the SG was this (answer given in this forum). It worked fine.

    "Per your screenshot you are using a static IP address, no PPPoE involved. In that case, as dirkkotte pointed out, you would set your WAN interface as type "Ethernet VLAN", bind it to a hardware port (eth1, eth2, etc) and set 20 at "VLAN Tag". Other than that it's just IP addresses, gateways and netmasks as usual.

    Per your screenshot you are using a static IP address, no PPPoE involved. In that case, as dirkkotte pointed out, you would set your WAN interface as type "Ethernet VLAN", bind it to a hardware port (eth1, eth2, etc) and set 20 at "VLAN Tag". Other than that it's just IP addresses, gateways and netmasks as usual."

     

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