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how can we allow any VLAN to pass through port 6?
Dear All,
I am new in Meraki.
I have a third party device connected to our network SW13 > Port 6
But they third party company tells that their device is not working
+ I do not even see any device connected to that port.
The third party company tell me that the device is on VLAN 800.
I need some help to understand how can we allow any VLAN to pass through that port 6.
SW13 > Port 6 configuration are as follow:
Port status: Enabled
Link Negotiation: Auto Negotiate
Port Schedule: Unschedule
Tags:
Port profile: Disabled
Type: Access
Access Policy: Open
VLAN: 800
Voice Vlan:
RSTP: Enabled
STP Guard: Disabled
Port Isolation: Disabled
Trusted DAI: Disabled
UDLD: Alert Only
The Uplink of this SW13 is Port 9
Port status: Enabled
Link Negotiation: Auto Negotiate
Port Schedule: Unschedule
Tags:
Port profile: Disabled
Type: Trunk
Access Policy: Open
Native VLAN:
Allowed VLANS: All
RSTP: Enabled
STP Guard: Disabled
Port Isolation: Disabled
Trusted DAI: Disabled
UDLD: Alert Only
Security & SD-WAN > Addressing & Vlan
Mode: Routed
Client Tracking: Mac address
LAN setting: VLANS
Subnet: 6, 10, 35, 801
Anyone can help on this please
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Your MX does not have a VLAN800. Is it meant to be the default gateway for this network?
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Dear @PhilipDAth
Do you mean default gateway for VLAN 800?
Do u want to know what is the gateway for VLAN 800?
How do we check the Gateway for VLAN inside Meraki?
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From the information you have provided, nothing on the Meraki side is providing any layer 3 routing for VLAN800.
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Hi Philip
Can we create a VLAN 800 or not ?
Can u advise?
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Simple, if you want to allow any VLAN on a port, just configure it as a Trunk port on all the ports you want.
Please, if this post was useful, leave your kudos and mark it as solved.
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Hi @ghale, Just a heads up that I changed the title of your post to more closely resemble your question. This will help others find and answer it more easily. Thanks!
