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First we will examine how we will do this distribute ports across VLANs in the router switch (how we are going to split the ports between vlans) VLAN2 will use : PORTS 9 to 16 and 18 and 20 You can set this as you wish but by default this is how we will configure the VLANsVLAN2.You will need to repeat this procedure for both VLANS, we will show how to add ports to |
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- Go to "VLAN Management" and click on "PORT TO VLAN" on the menu, it will open the port to vlan pane on the right.
- Then select 2 in "VLAN ID equals to" and click on the "GO" button, it will open a new pane with VLAN2 config.
- As you can see by default all the ports for this VLAN are marked as excluded.
We want to change that to choose which ports we are going to use...
Check the following figure, representing what we want to do.
- Now we are going to add the ports to our new vlan, for that change the Membership Type of the ports we want to add to VLAN2
from "EXCLUDED" to "UNTAGGED" as show in the picture bellow and click on "APPLY" to validate our changes.
- Then click on the "COPY/SAVE CONFIGURATION" link to go save this configuration.
- Save the current configuration into your startup configuration so you don't lose any changes if the "Running Configuration".
device is rebooted..
- Click "DONE" to finish, you might want to reboot your switch.
- After this is done if you check VLAN1 config you can see that all the ports from VLAN2 are now auto excluded from VLAN1.
- That is it, you now have VLAN1 and VLAN2 and they're traffic is independent from each other and your config should be like this:
