I usually use Cisco switches for Vlan configuration and find it very straightforward! But, I've got a site with several HP 2610 Procurves, they want the voice and data in seperate vlans. The data will stay untagged (native) and the voice will be in Vlan 20 (for example) I've been reading the HP PDF files and I really can't get my head around assigning a voice vlan command for each ethernet port. Also I usually use a cisco router as a gateway with subinterfaces so inter vlan routing is easy, the customer has a Draytek DSL router, If i set up two vlans on the procurve with an address in the two subnets can I add a route on the Draytek to point at the ip addresses configured on the Procurve to be able to route between the two subnets for admin access to the 3300 and UCX? Any help would be very much appriciated!!
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Anyone have any experience configuring HP Procurve 2610 for Vlans?
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I have an old HP integration guide
It has all you need for configuring Vlans With Mitel
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You could try this.
Config
Vlan 1 name Data (rename vlan 1 to Data
Vlan 20 Voice (Create vlan 20 with LLDP)
Vlan 20 name voice (rename vlan 20 to voice)
Vlan 20 (get into vlan config menu)
Tag 1-24 (tagging all ports)
Write mem
With this setup Mitel phones should use LLDP to switch to the voice vlan. Just need to program the port the mitel controller is plugged into as VLAN 20 untagged.
I believe the HP 2610's are Light Layer 3 switches so are capable of intervlan routing already.
Hope this helps
Config
Vlan 1 name Data (rename vlan 1 to Data
Vlan 20 Voice (Create vlan 20 with LLDP)
Vlan 20 name voice (rename vlan 20 to voice)
Vlan 20 (get into vlan config menu)
Tag 1-24 (tagging all ports)
Write mem
With this setup Mitel phones should use LLDP to switch to the voice vlan. Just need to program the port the mitel controller is plugged into as VLAN 20 untagged.
I believe the HP 2610's are Light Layer 3 switches so are capable of intervlan routing already.
Hope this helps
heres my 2 pence worth, you will need to change port numbers and tagging etc but gives you the idea.you can always do this from the menu or web interfaces
Make sure all PC's have default gateway of the data vlan and all phones the voice vlan and let the switch take care of routing anything not local send to the router.
hostname "HP Switch" name of switch
interface 1
name "MITEL 3300" #name the port the mitel is in
interface 50
name "Router Link" #name the port the Router is plugged in to
ip routing #Turn on layer 3 routing
vlan 1
name "DATA LAN" #name the vlan
untagged 2-49
ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
vlan 5
name "VOICE LAN"
untagged 50
ip address 192.168.2.1 255.255.255.0
no untagged 50
qos dscp 101110 #set up qos for phones
voice #set up qos for phones
exit
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 x.x.x.x #x.x.x.x=router address
Make sure all PC's have default gateway of the data vlan and all phones the voice vlan and let the switch take care of routing anything not local send to the router.
hostname "HP Switch" name of switch
interface 1
name "MITEL 3300" #name the port the mitel is in
interface 50
name "Router Link" #name the port the Router is plugged in to
ip routing #Turn on layer 3 routing
vlan 1
name "DATA LAN" #name the vlan
untagged 2-49
ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
vlan 5
name "VOICE LAN"
untagged 50
ip address 192.168.2.1 255.255.255.0
no untagged 50
qos dscp 101110 #set up qos for phones
voice #set up qos for phones
exit
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 x.x.x.x #x.x.x.x=router address
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On the 2610 you can telnet to the switch, type MENU.
Choose Option 2 to configure.
Choose Option 7 for VLAN's
Choose Option 2 to create your VLANS onc finished go back to previous menu.
Choose Option 3, to assign the VLAN's to ports. In the menu you can tag and untage the ports using the space bar.
You will also have to give the VLAN an IP address, we usually mirror the final octet from the default VLAN.
To answer your question, on our firewalls we add a route to send all traffic for the Mitel network via the switch IP.
Choose Option 2 to configure.
Choose Option 7 for VLAN's
Choose Option 2 to create your VLANS onc finished go back to previous menu.
Choose Option 3, to assign the VLAN's to ports. In the menu you can tag and untage the ports using the space bar.
You will also have to give the VLAN an IP address, we usually mirror the final octet from the default VLAN.
To answer your question, on our firewalls we add a route to send all traffic for the Mitel network via the switch IP.
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Brilliant!
Just a quick one, I had a thought, for NTP updates and licensing updates to the AMC from the 3300 would there need to be some kind of NAT set up somehwere as the actual gateway to the internet would be on the data subnet and not on the voice subnet. I guess I would make the default gateway of the 3300 point to the vlan ip address configured on the procurve and set a default route on the procurve to the internet gateway onsite, but surely there would need to be some NAT done on the procurve.. Help!!??!!!
Just a quick one, I had a thought, for NTP updates and licensing updates to the AMC from the 3300 would there need to be some kind of NAT set up somehwere as the actual gateway to the internet would be on the data subnet and not on the voice subnet. I guess I would make the default gateway of the 3300 point to the vlan ip address configured on the procurve and set a default route on the procurve to the internet gateway onsite, but surely there would need to be some NAT done on the procurve.. Help!!??!!!
Your correct. Our usual setup is SonicWall firewall and Procurve switches. We make the default gateway on the Procurve the SonicWall. Then on the SonicWall, in routing rules we configure a rule for all traffic for the voice VLAN subnet to be directed to the LAN side IP of the procurve. The procurves own internal routing tabel will sort out the rest. You need to ensure the Mitel's gateway is the the IP address on the switch on the Voice VLAN side.
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