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Add tagged vlan to bridged interface

waghelak

Hi

I have a 4 port router with Sophos XG installed.

Port 1,2,3 - LAN (Bridged to have all on same subnet)

port 4 - WAN

Basically I wanted to make use of port 2 and 3 but wanted on same subnet, port 2 goes to upstairs switch and port 3 goes to my server room.

Problem I am having after making it bridged I seem to have lost a VLAN I had created which was tagged to port 1.  This VLAN was used for my wireless Guest access, for some reason I am no longer able to create a VLAN on ports 1,2,3.  When I try to create a vlan only interface available is port 4.

Any ideas on how I can achieve what I want?

Thanks



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    This feature is not available yet; I hear it won't be available in v17 either (did not make it to the list).

    I solved that problem by using the guest wifi feature on my AP (I use Ubiquiti) that keeps the the wireless guests on the same subnet / VLAN as the other wifi clients but isolates the rest of the subnet and the non-guest wifi clients. So far all of my attempts do do anything with more than 1 VLAN on a bridged setup have failed.

  • 0 in reply to Michel Py
    Hi That's a shame, I am pretty sure I had this working on the UTM when I used it before moving to XG due to IP limitations. I see there is a article on how to create tagged VLAN on bridged interfaces which could have worked but problem with that too is I need the Sophos to be my Layer 3 gateway and DHCP server too. I don't think I can create a VLAN without assigning to a physical interface. Bummer about not being in v17 either. I wonder if this would work by using just the cli?
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  • 0 in reply to Michel Py
    Hi That's a shame, I am pretty sure I had this working on the UTM when I used it before moving to XG due to IP limitations. I see there is a article on how to create tagged VLAN on bridged interfaces which could have worked but problem with that too is I need the Sophos to be my Layer 3 gateway and DHCP server too. I don't think I can create a VLAN without assigning to a physical interface. Bummer about not being in v17 either. I wonder if this would work by using just the cli?
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