Setting up a TL-SG2016P to work with Router defined VLANs and trunk port
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NB! I wanted to pick model: TL-SG2016P but it was not available. But I guess it´s the same as TL-SG2008P.
Hi,
I need some help setting up a TL-SG2016P to work with an ISP router with pre-defined VLANs on a trunk port.
I am given the following info from the ISP:
Please use port 7 in on the router. It´s a trunk port that allows all the predefined VLANs; VLAN1 (30), VLAN2 (31), VLAN3 (32).
VLAN1 (30): 192.168.0.1/24
VLAN2 (31): 192.168.0.2/24
VLAN3 (32): 192.168.0.3/24
When I connect the switch to the router (port 7) nothing happens so I guess I need to do some configuration on the switch. Hence my question :-)
So 1 port on the switch is connected to the router and the remaining port should have either LAN (VLAN1: DHCP: 192.168.0.1/24) for direct connect i.e. printer/desktops and some of the ports would have Access points connected and must have all 3 VLANS for wifi. 1 remaing port must be able to connect (over a distance fiber TxRx) to a new switch (same TL-SG2016P) with the exact same setup.
Please provide some input :-)
Thank you!
Hi @Md-Ripon3 ,
Please desregard my last post. I have started using the Omada Controller and found it easy to use.
I followed the guide as requested but the set up is still not working.
I must be missing something?
- I found a similar post on the internet which stated that you needed to enable VLANs (which is not enable by default)
Unfortunately this did not help.
I have set everything up;
VLANs:
Am I missing something is the profile settings?
When adding a profile to a port: Is "all" then transfered to the next switch (another Switch would be connected to a port which should mirror the set up) ?
As I wrote in my initial mail: The ISP support provided me with the following info:
Please use port 7 in the routher (which they manage). This port i a TRUNK port which allows all the following VLANs:
I would like to use port 1 on the switch to connect to the router and i.e. port 5 for the internal LAN (office)
There is still something missing as I am not getting any internet when connecting a LAN cable port 5 on the switch?
Any ideas`?
Thanks!