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Title: Need Help Configuration of Multiple VLAN on Multiple 3026 switch
Post by: parthaphukon on December 09, 2009, 04:30:44 AM

Dear all,
           NEED HELP!!!I am having a network of 8 D-LINK(3026) with single broadcast domain.
  I want to configure VLAN on my network with trunking enabled.can anybody please help me, in which
way shall I configure my vlan so that it can run efficiently.

Title: Re: Need Help Configuration of Multiple VLAN on Multiple 3026 switch
Post by: Fatman on December 09, 2009, 10:45:13 AM

Simply assign the same VLANs (the VID is the important part) on all of your switches and make ports that will be connected to VLAN unaware devices untagged on their respective VLANs and make trunk ports tagged on all VLANs.

Title: Re: Need Help Configuration of Multiple VLAN on Multiple 3026 switch
Post by: parthaphukon on December 09, 2009, 09:15:57 PM

Can you please provide me the CLI commands also...

Title: Re: Need Help Configuration of Multiple VLAN on Multiple 3026 switch
Post by: Fatman on December 10, 2009, 09:32:33 AM

I don't remember offhand which CLI that switch had for sure.  If it has the one I think it does you would need something like the below.  This is from memory and may not be your CLI, but it should get you on the right path.

create vlan blue tag 1000
create vlan green tag 1001
create vlan red tag 1002
config vlan default delete 1-24
config vlan blue add untagged 1-8
config vlan green add untagged 9-16
config vlan red add untagged 17-24
config vlan blue add tagged 25-26
config vlan green add tagged 25-26
config vlan red add tagged 25-26

Title: Re: Need Help Configuration of Multiple VLAN on Multiple 3026 switch
Post by: parthaphukon on December 17, 2009, 07:10:14 AM

Thanks alot Sir
I got these commands and used and all are working also...

can i use STP..

Title: Re: Need Help Configuration of Multiple VLAN on Multiple 3026 switch
Post by: Fatman on December 17, 2009, 08:55:16 AM

The simplest way would be quite simply

enable stp