I am unable to interconnect VLANs using an ER605 router and an SG3428XMP switch.

I am unable to interconnect VLANs using an ER605 router and an SG3428XMP switch.

I am unable to interconnect VLANs using an ER605 router and an SG3428XMP switch.
I am unable to interconnect VLANs using an ER605 router and an SG3428XMP switch.
Wednesday - last edited 10 hours ago
Model: TL-SG3428XMP  
Hardware Version: V3
Firmware Version: 3.20

Hello, good morning dear community! I've been having a problem that I haven't been able to solve for a couple of days now. I need to create three VLANs within an SG3428XMP switch, and two of them need to have the third one in common. VLANs 10, 20, and 30 were created. Both 20 and 30 must access VLAN 10, but there must be no connection between them.
I have everything set up and working fine, but I can't get communication between the VLANs. Each VLAN has a DHCP server that works fine. All of them have internet access through an ER605 router, but I can't connect them. 

I have the routing tables configured, and if I ping from a host within VLAN 20, I cannot reach a host in VLAN 10, but I can reach its gateway.

 

If anyone can help me, I would appreciate it because I can't find the error or what I'm doing wrong.
Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards.

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Re:I am unable to interconnect VLANs using an ER605 router and an SG3428XMP switch.-Solution
10 hours ago - last edited 10 hours ago

  @Yugi547 

Thank you for your post.
You could try assigning 192.168.5.1 as the gateway for these interfaces, and also configure Switch ACLs to allow inter-VLAN communication between the desired VLANs.
As an alternative, you can simply create the VLAN interfaces directly on the router—by default they will be able to reach each other without any extra ACL rules.

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Re:I am unable to interconnect VLANs using an ER605 router and an SG3428XMP switch.-Solution
10 hours ago - last edited 10 hours ago

  @Yugi547 

Thank you for your post.
You could try assigning 192.168.5.1 as the gateway for these interfaces, and also configure Switch ACLs to allow inter-VLAN communication between the desired VLANs.
As an alternative, you can simply create the VLAN interfaces directly on the router—by default they will be able to reach each other without any extra ACL rules.

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