I am trying to isolate all the ports on a particular card on a 4000M. Connected to these ports are an external hub on another floor and two firewall. I've created a vlan number 10 named "Outside" and tagged configured the switch to tag all 3 of those ports. If I specifically change the default vlan to "No", then the devices on the same vlan cannot communicate. I'm confused. What am I doing wrong here?
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Vlans on 4000M switch
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Your devices are never communicating on VLAN 10 and are doing so over the default VLAN--probably because the devices don't support 802.3Q.
What you need to do is set up the ports as Default VLAN "No" and Outside "Untagged." This should solve your problem.
What you need to do is set up the ports as Default VLAN "No" and Outside "Untagged." This should solve your problem.
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