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Mar 31 2021
7:46 AM
Hi @cmr sorry if it is a late reply. I am trying to implement VLAN slowly however i am stuck, below are my steps: Under addressing & VLAN, I change LAN setting from Single LAN to VLAN and remain default VLAN1 192.168.0.0/24 MX IP is my gateway 192.168.0.1 everything is fine and working. I created VLAN2 192.168.1.0/24 MX IP 192.168.1.1 Port 3 of MX250 is Trunk Native VLAN1 allowed all VLANs. Port 3 of MX250 connected to port 24 of MS350. I tried configured port 15 of MS350 to be Access port VLAN2. I plugged LAN from my laptop onto port 15 of MS350, unable to get valid ip address and unable to access internet. I plugged into any other ports on MS350 is able to get ip from VLAN1 and access internet Hope you can enlighten where have I done wrong or missing steps before i continue.
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Mar 3 2021
7:17 AM
@cmr Okay so i guess i can't really implement VLAN fully yet due to many unmanaged switches and devices already running on 192.168.0.0/24 including servers. Maybe i could do something about my netgear managed switches. Thanks a lot
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Mar 2 2021
7:15 AM
@cmr Thank you for your detailed explanation, I understand most of it from logical point of view. I think my first step is to enable VLAN and maintain at VLAN1 like you mentioned. However moving forward VLAN2, physically on my device do i need to configure the port on the MX250 or on the MS350 or both? Because we do not have many managed switches, what will happen when a unmanaged switch uplink onto the MS350? Using your example, assuming all my servers are static assign into 192.168.0.0/24. I can not physically plug or logical assign into VLAN 2 172.18.0.0/16, unless i change static assign into 172.18.0.0/16 right? Currently I have a DHCP server of 192.168.0.0/24 with some reserved IP. Do I need to create another DHCP pool of 172.18.0.0/16? Sorry for some beginners questions and thank you for your patience.
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Feb 25 2021
7:27 AM
Hello experts, i am new to meraki and vlan. Apologies for the newbie questions. Currently company is running on a normal LAN with static IP on the server and switches etc... Recently i brought in a MX250 and MS350-24P to buff up the network. I have came up with some plans on the VLAN distribution for the office. I have some issue in mind before doing VLAN: Can i maintain the current LAN setting or do i need to re-configure the IP schema? If i configure the specific port on MS350 onto a VLAN ID and i plug in a client device, will it get LAN ip or VLAN ip? What will happen to those static IP like servers, can client still access those application as normal? Because i only have 1 MS350 to do VLAN, can i combine VLAN setting onto my Lv2 managed switch example Netgear Prosafe XS716T?
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