Split five switches into 2 logical networks using vlan trunking?
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Split five switches into 2 logical networks using vlan trunking?
Region : UnitedKingdom
Model : TL-SG3210
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP :
I would like some assistance with configuration. I haven't had to use managed switches for over a year and it's my first time using TP-Link units.
I have five SG3210's with fibre sfps connecting them, and one router connecting to ADSL. I have a second ADSL router to use to split my services / topology, into two networks.
So, copper ports 1-4 across all switches should talk to each other and adsl router 1, while copper ports 5-8 talk to each other and adsl router 2.
The vlan switch port access bit I think I can do, the commands look like some cisco stuff I did couple of years back, but I assume I need to set vlan trunking on the sfp interfaces which I am a bit lost on.
Unfortunately the units are at a remote, live site so I don't get to play and experiment. I can see the TP-Link site has instructions for setting this up using a graphical front end but I've not set ip address's on each of the switches yet, so everything is over CLI.
Any help would be appreciated.
Model : TL-SG3210
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP :
I would like some assistance with configuration. I haven't had to use managed switches for over a year and it's my first time using TP-Link units.
I have five SG3210's with fibre sfps connecting them, and one router connecting to ADSL. I have a second ADSL router to use to split my services / topology, into two networks.
So, copper ports 1-4 across all switches should talk to each other and adsl router 1, while copper ports 5-8 talk to each other and adsl router 2.
The vlan switch port access bit I think I can do, the commands look like some cisco stuff I did couple of years back, but I assume I need to set vlan trunking on the sfp interfaces which I am a bit lost on.
Unfortunately the units are at a remote, live site so I don't get to play and experiment. I can see the TP-Link site has instructions for setting this up using a graphical front end but I've not set ip address's on each of the switches yet, so everything is over CLI.
Any help would be appreciated.