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SonnyB
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Mar 6 2024
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Mar 6 2024
9:22 AM
Thank you very much. I had to locate the PC's IP to find the port it was on and then switched it from VLAN1 to VLAN2. Cheers.
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Mar 5 2024
5:06 PM
Hi @BlakeRichardson sorry for the confusion. VLAN1 (PC's) has its own unique subnet. Example: 192.168.10.xxx VLAN2 (VOIP's) has its own unique subnet. Example: 192.168.50.xxx Cool. Ours is a Meraki MX. I'm guessing that I just need to find which port the PC we're dedicating this to and then change it from VLAN1 to VLAN2?
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Mar 5 2024
5:01 PM
Hi @alemabrahao , yes, our is a MX. At the moment, there are no firewall rules. I think the MX is the default gateway. I'm trying to confirm it's IP.
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Mar 5 2024
4:35 PM
Hi, Our Meraki is configured to auto assign IP's to PC's and VOIP phones, isolating the 2 on different subnets. Is there a way for a PC that is on the PC subnet to access the VOIP subnet? In the past, in a similar situation without using VLAN's, I would assign the PC a static IP, gateway, that was used for the PC subnet and also the VOIP subnet. From there, I could access either networks. For example, PC Subnet is IP: 192.168.10.xxx Sub: 255.255.255.0 Gate: 192.168.10.254 VOIP Subnet is IP: 192.68.50.xxx Sub: 255.255.255.0 Gate: 192.168.50.254 Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thank you very much, Sonny
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