Elijahonli
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Hi pros.
I am trying to understand the vlan trunking to my switch.
What i understand is that for VLANs that have my LAN interface as a parent interface, they would carry or trunk the VLANs across my LAN interface to my switch.
But will the default VLAN (1) ?? be trunked to my switch also or is that something i need to create?
the reason I am asking because after trunking the VLANs to my switch, the devices connected to ports on my switch port 1 (untagged) with VLAN1 ports cant seem to get internet, IP address from my DHCP server from my LAN interface, whereas devices that are connected to my switch port 3 (untagged) with VLAN10 can get IP address
another question, is it recommended the management IP of the switch be on the same network range/subnet as my LAN interface?
Apologies if what i type don't make sense, still noob and trying to learn
I am trying to understand the vlan trunking to my switch.
What i understand is that for VLANs that have my LAN interface as a parent interface, they would carry or trunk the VLANs across my LAN interface to my switch.
But will the default VLAN (1) ?? be trunked to my switch also or is that something i need to create?
the reason I am asking because after trunking the VLANs to my switch, the devices connected to ports on my switch port 1 (untagged) with VLAN1 ports cant seem to get internet, IP address from my DHCP server from my LAN interface, whereas devices that are connected to my switch port 3 (untagged) with VLAN10 can get IP address
another question, is it recommended the management IP of the switch be on the same network range/subnet as my LAN interface?
Apologies if what i type don't make sense, still noob and trying to learn