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ROS Sophos

IT 2

Hi, 

I'm new with this equipments, i'm trying to configure VLANS between two equipments (SOPHOS -» Switch)

SOPHOS:

- WAN - DHCP from ISP router

- LAN PORT1

IP: 192.168.100.1/24 - ZONE LAN

1.10 - VLAN 10 - 192.168.10.1/24 - PORT 1 - ZONE LAN

1.20 - VLAN 20 - 192.168.20.1/24 - PORT 1 - ZONE LAN

Have DHCP configured for the physical port and each vlan.

The firewall is configured to allow any traffic for ZONE LAN

On the switch side:

Configured port 8 (connected to sophos PORT1) as trunk tagged

port 1 as vlan 10 untagged

port 2 as vlan 20 untagged

I cant get DHCP on the switchports 1 and 2 but if i configure manually ip address on the computers NIC i can ping the vlan respective vlan gateway (ex: 192.168.10.1) and have access the internet.

I'm missing any configuration as i'm using router on a stick?



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  • in reply to IT 2 +2 suggested

    Hi,

    the XG creates the VID when you create your VLANs. Does your switch support L3 VLANs, though this shouldn't be an issue with v19.x and you do not need an addressor the physical port.

    Ian

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    Hi,

    I configured port 7 and 8 as wan LAG with LACP, and connected those interfaced to my switch on port 7 and 8. On the switch side both ports are set as trunk with LACP enabled.

    Everything seems fine but when i disconnect 1 of the 2 lag cables I can see 1 packet loss when ping 8.8.8.8. With this configured the packet should be sent by the other interface right?

    Why im having this packet loss?

    I notice with this configuration every 10-20pings 1 is loss even with 2 cables plugged.

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    Hi,

    I configured port 7 and 8 as wan LAG with LACP, and connected those interfaced to my switch on port 7 and 8. On the switch side both ports are set as trunk with LACP enabled.

    Everything seems fine but when i disconnect 1 of the 2 lag cables I can see 1 packet loss when ping 8.8.8.8. With this configured the packet should be sent by the other interface right?

    Why im having this packet loss?

    I notice with this configuration every 10-20pings 1 is loss even with 2 cables plugged.

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