Can not add switch to network

[KarstenA]

Hi

I'm able to claimed the switch(MS390-48UX2) but when i tries to add the switch to network i get following message  ***This switch is limited to 1000 vlans, Please check your vlan related configurations on all ports, and static and management vlans on the switch and network. Note vlan 1 is always open***

We do not have 1000 vlans in that network. We have 5 vlans to the connected AP's which is connected to Cisco Classic 2960s

[GreenMan]

Have you configured any VLAN IDs > 1000 in that Network?    e.g.   VLAN ID = 1024, not VLAN qty = 1,024

[KarstenA]

Yes VLAN 15xx and then i removed the switch from the network and now i can not add it back in to the network.

There are no other switch in that network.

[PhilipDAth]

Are you able to add an existing Meraki switch of any kind to the network (assuming it does not have one already), and then change the number of that VLAN?

[KarstenA]

I only have MS390 available for this network and I cannot add either the switches I have removed or new switches. I have the feeling that there is still a switch configuration, even though all switches have been removed. And the default switchport configuration is trunkt native vlan ie. 1000 vlans but management VLAN on the switches in I removed is 15xx, so it must be 1000 + 1.

[GreenMan]

I suspect this relates to the fact that, by default, MS390 does not support VLAN IDs > 1000   (as per:    https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Installation_Guides/MS390_Series_Installation_Guide#Assigning_an...   )

[KarstenA · Accepted solution]

S390 switches can support a total count of 1000 VLANs per stand-alone switch or switch stack. VLAN ID 1-1000 are configured by default.

It supports VLAN IDs > 1000 but only support 1000 VLANS, VLAN ID 1-1000 are configured by default, and when mangement vlan is >1000 there are 1001 VLANS. We got it confirmed på Meraki Support and its a known problem.

We found a workaround.

Set managment vlan on the switch to 1 and Switch > Configurere > Switch Settings > Management VLAN 1 before you move it.

Thanks for yourtime

[pBrain]

Does this mean that is I have a VLAN with an ID of 4000, I won't be able to add the switch?  Do I have to change all my VLAN ID's to be within the 1-1000 range?