T2600G-18TS - Separate VLANs setup, issue with accessing Synology NAS
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Maybe someone can help with an issue with accessing a Synology NAS that is on VLAN 1 from IoT devices on VLAN 10. I want to stream music to these and I have it working but only because those ports that are on VLAN 10(IoT) are also on VLAN 1. The NAS is also on VLAN 1. I have an EdgeRouter to, with approipate firewall rules to allow IoT to the NAS IP.
Port 17 is the trunk to the EdgeRouter. NAS is on LAG1 (not in first pic) and is tagged member of VLAN1. If I remove Ports 3&4 from VLAN1 I cannot see the NAS nor stream music to IoT. However the firewall rules work as intended.
@R1D2 , can you help bud?
Switch VLAN setup (some of these ports are used by OC200 - eth1 & EAPs - eth2&3) eth 5 is the trunk to port 17 on the switch. I am wondering if it is to do with the Synology NAS only allowing one VLAN in the GUI (PITA) and is is setup as VLAN ID 1
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no, you don't need to set up L3 Inter-VLAN routing on the switch if you already do it in EdgeRouter.
I would:
- first test routing from IoT to the NAS on the EdgeRouter,
- use an access port to the NAS and assign it VLAN tags in the switch,
- use a trunk to EdgeRouter to connect the VLANs with the router.
If 1) works, 3) should work also.
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