MS410 - Stack and Layer 3 interfaces Routing

MarcoBene
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MS410 - Stack and Layer 3 interfaces Routing

we have 2 MS410-16 registered on the dashboard with IP management in VLAN 1.

We have configured a physical switch stack.

When we want define differente Layer 3 Interfaces for the inter-vlan routing,

Do I can configure it on the stack or I need to configure the L3 interface on the 2 switches of the stack ?

and ...

the ip address of the Layer 3 interface of the Vlan 1 must be different from the IP management of the 2 switches in the stack?

thank you

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DarrenOC
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Hi @MarcoBene 

 

So if I understand this correctly - you have a stack of 2 MS410-16's?  If they're a stack then consider them as a single management plane.

 

When you define your new L3 interfaces for your user devices, servers etc then these will be configured on the MS410 stack.

 

Have a read through this:

 

https://documentation.meraki.com/Architectures_and_Best_Practices/Cisco_Meraki_Best_Practice_Design/...

 

Layer 3 Features

  • IP addressing and subnetting schema
    • Dedicate /24 or /23 subnets for end-user access
    • Avoid overlapping subnets as this may lead to inconsistent routing and forwarding
  • L3 Interfaces

    • Assign a dedicated management VLAN

    • Avoid configuring a L3 interface for the management vlan. Use L3 interfaces only for data VLANs. This helps in separating management traffic from user data

Darren OConnor | doconnor@resalire.co.uk
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Bruce
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Be aware of these limitations regarding the management IP address and any Layer 3 interfaces you configure on the stack.

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https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Layer_3_Switching/Layer_3_Switch_Example 

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