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| ==== IP Configuration ==== | ==== IP Configuration ==== | ||
| - | Afterwards you need to define the IP Configuration of each VLAN Interface. | + | Afterwards you need to define the IP Configuration of each VLAN Interface. |
| You need to define the Mode of the VLAN Interface which can be LAN or WAN. | You need to define the Mode of the VLAN Interface which can be LAN or WAN. | ||
| - | In WAN Mode this link will be part of our link-managment for outgoing connections. | + | |
| - | In LAN Mode you will be able to be part of a local network and serve as a DHCP/DNS Server | + | In WAN mode this link will be part of our link-managment for outgoing connections. |
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| + | In LAN mode you will be able to be part of a local network and serve as a DHCP/DNS Server. | ||
| The IP address can be assigned statically or via DHCP. PPPoE is also possible for DSL-Modem scenarios- | The IP address can be assigned statically or via DHCP. PPPoE is also possible for DSL-Modem scenarios- | ||
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| ====Configuration Switch==== | ====Configuration Switch==== | ||
| - | The Switch need to be configured to connect Ethernet Ports to the VLAN Trunk. This is ussually | + | This Configuration was done on a Netgear GS108E Plus Switch, but most of the managed switches have this function. |
| - | So that the distinction | + | |
| + | As shown in the picture above, we will use Port 4 as the so called trunk. And Port 1,2 and 3 as the untagged Port. | ||
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| + | The Switch need to be configured to connect Ethernet Ports to the VLAN Trunk. | ||
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| + | This is a portbased | ||
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| + | As you can see in the table below Port 4 is member | ||
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| + | Port 1,2 and 3 is only part of every individual VLAN ID, which will have the untagged | ||
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| - | Port 1,2 and 3 belong | + | To configure this behavior you need to choose |
| - | Port 4 is the VLAN Trunk. It will forward the Ethernet Packets with an added VLAN Tag (VID) to the Router. | + | |
| + | We have created this settings with the Netgear ProSafe Switch for you as an example. | ||
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| + | The following pictures show the configration. This menu can bereached at VLAN -> 802.1Q -> Advanced -> VLAN | ||
| + | Membership. | ||
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| ====Advanced Configuration==== | ====Advanced Configuration==== | ||
| - | Supervision, | + | To check established connections, |
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| + | The Supervision page after configuration. | ||
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| + | For more details about configuration : [[config: | ||
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