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VLAN N/A not connected Help

lenyick

Cisco small business L3 switch
Sophos XG fresh new install with default setup rules

Do anyone have vlan working on XG that can show me how they have it setup and what settings
i might have to change on the xg to get it working.

I am unable to get vlan working on sophos XG SFOS_16.01.0-144
this is what i see in the network tab

Port3             Connected                    172.16.0.1/255.255.255.0
LAN , Physical    1000 Mbps - Full Duplex      Static
                  Auto-negotiated

Port3.20        N/A   192.168.0.8/255.255.255.0
LAN , VLAN      N/A   Static

I created the vlan under networking vlan gave it a static ip address
then under dhcp setup dhcp for Vlan 20 is their something i am missing

do i need to configure the cisco small business switch in a specific way to get it to work with the XG

tested the switch on a UTM 9
everything works traffic flowing

go back to the XG and it does not work



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    Lenyick,

    make sure on the Switch the port used to connect to XG port 3 is configured in trunk mode and transport VLAN ID 1, 20.

    I am using the same configuration (more vlan with no issues).

  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    lferrara

    thanks for the reply


    I sent you a pm with config

  • 0 in reply to lenyick

    Can someone help me get my vlan working with XG, I am stuck I was trying to set it up with private vlans and found out that XG does not support private vlans,

    then I tried just regular vlans and still no luck .

    can some post how they have their  VLAN,      INTERFACE,    and   SWITCHPORT   setup  are the ports trunk or access ? 

    thank you

  • 0 in reply to lenyick

    Len,

    1. Create the VLAN in the Cisco switch;

    2. Put the required port into switch access mode VLAN created in previous point

    3. Put the port that connects to XG in trunk and make sure to transport the VLAN created

    4. Configure a port on XG with VLAN id that belongs to trunk

    5. Assign a different IP per VLAN on XG

    6. Create the needed rule to allow the VLAN to communicate

  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    I did all of the above but still no luck thanks for all your help .

    For some reason i can't get this to work I tried private vlans then vlans with no luck.

    Never had this issue before with the UTM  or any other of the other setup I tried private vlan and vlan just work. 

    Can someone post a sample config of their setup so i can see where i am going wrong

    do I have to do anything special with XG to make this work I created the outbound rules for the vlans to connect to the internet on the XG

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  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    I did all of the above but still no luck thanks for all your help .

    For some reason i can't get this to work I tried private vlans then vlans with no luck.

    Never had this issue before with the UTM  or any other of the other setup I tried private vlan and vlan just work. 

    Can someone post a sample config of their setup so i can see where i am going wrong

    do I have to do anything special with XG to make this work I created the outbound rules for the vlans to connect to the internet on the XG

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