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I am attempting to add a Unifi AP to my network and through it set up multiple VLANS. I understand how to create the wireless network and add the VLAN tag. I (think) know how to set up Pfsense to handle the VLAN traffic but I am unable to get the traffic from the AP through my Netgear GS724T Switch. I am not sure of I should be tagging or untagging the incoming traffic and where I should one sending that traffic. One thing to note is that port 1-4 are one LAG. Any help would be great. I am stuck.
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My wife has a small shop that she runs, and she will be adding a POS (Point of Sale) that requires it to be on a separate network. I realize there are probably a few different ways to do this, some being very expensive. Since it's just a small store with only the POS and one other PC, and maybe some cameras later, what's the more practical and affordable way to go about this? I thought about the Sonicwall TZ500, but $1300 to just separate the network seems a bit much. There has to be a more cost effective solution for a basic setup like hers that still complies with required polices.
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Hello everyone, I have a strange situation. I have a Watchguard XTM 525 flashed with pfSense. Then a CISCO 3750X switch. I have a TRUNK port going from the pfSense to 1/0/1 on the CISCO switch. VLAN 10 is unable to pass DHCP or any internet access at all. All other VLAN's seem to work and are able to communicate outside the LAN. My physical pfSense interface (LAN) has a subnet of 10.1.20.0/24. When plugging into VLAN 10 (ports 1-36) I get an IP from 10.1.20.0/24, when I should be getting 10.1.8.0/24. I will post my configs below. It's strange that all other VLAN's are working but
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Network upgrade (pfsense router + switches) to support VLANs and need confirmation before hardware purchases. For more details on what I am trying to do see below. Would it be possible for me to use my existing Asus RT-AC66U router as an AP for multiple VLANs? If question 1 is no, then would I be able to use this Ubiquiti AP to have a wifi SSID for each VLAN? I want to have 10GbE connnection between my main PC (add-in NIC) and my server (built in NIC) and have those be the only connections to the network as well for both. I plan to get this Netgear switc
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I am upgrading my network to look like something in the image ive attached. However, will i be able to use the existing AP's ive circled to provide wifi access to users on the guest VLAN network as well as for users on the LAN? - assuming that the AP's are capable of VLAN's. thanks
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Update to question: Hello, In order to replace my existing router, I want to use 4-ports mini PC. I don't use specialized OS like pfsence because I will run some virtual machine on the same hardware. I decided to go with Debian 10 and installed Shorewall to manage network configuration. In order to get network connection and config from ISP optical modem via DHSP, I need to configure VLAN100 on my WAN interface. So far, I added vlan100 interface using ip utility. But i cannot figure out how to configure what via shorewall in order to make things work.
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I am looking to separate my Iot devices from my main network. I am doing this at a private residence with no business needs. I am also trying to keep every as inexpensive as possible. I came across the linked video and was wondering if this was actually a wise way to separate IoT devices? Current set-up: I am on a Fiber network with only one LAN connection. My current router is a Linksys WRT3200ACM so the firmware is almost useless. Initial Solution I tried using DD-WRT but my wireless switch for the garage door opener would not connect. It has no
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I am rather new to all of this so I am hoping someone out there can give me a hand. I have purchased an SMCGS-50P managed switch. I have a flat that I want to isolate from the rest of my house network and so using pfsense I created a vlan for the flat in PFSense. I went to my switch and selected the ports that are in the flat and put them on their own vlan ID matching the ID number I assigned in PFSense. I enabled DHCP in PFSense for that vlan and gave it a range. I created a firewall rule in PFSense to allow any traffic to the internet but blocked it from my lan. My i
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So, my garage is separated from my house (there's another house between my garage and my house). I have a car that has it's own WiFi signal (for configuring settings on the car, not for internet access). Anyway, long story short, I have setup a separate network because the Car WiFi won't reach my house so I've extended it to an AP in my house, via powerline adapters because even though I questioned my Dad saying "are you sure you don't want to run an Ethernet cable, just in case". This network is completed separated from my actual network because the car is an OP DHCP server that t
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I don't know if I came to the wrong place. But every other forum out there just kinda sucks. So right now, I'm running a WISP network with multiple P2P Bridges feeding towers for redundancy. I am using STP on tough switches (going to be switching them to Netonix) for the redundancy portion of this. To reduce overhead, Im thinking about putting my bridged links in router mode, and routing the traffic through, forcing packets to use a link based on the route in the routers, but then that would require me to reroute data if a link went down. Could I use BGP to handle
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i have 2 computers connected to a switch and the switch connected to a router. pc 1 is in vlan 100 and pc2 is in vlan 101.i want to ping from pc1 to pc2 so i made subinterface as shown below but im still unable to ping. the router im using is a generic router known as Router-PT empty. the subnet mask i have used is equal to that of pc1 and 2.what could i be dong wrong. Router>en Router#config t Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z. Router(config)#int gig 0/1.100 %Invalid interface type and number Router(config)#int gig 0/0.100 Router(config-subif)
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so i have this micronet switch : Micronet SP6108WS TLDR: when i set egress to be tagged on my up-link native vlan traffic doesn't pass if set egress to untagged on the switch`s uplink tagged traffic doesn't pass... i have setup up a vlan(vlanID:50) for my guest network... the thing is switch is either just passing my vlan 50 and no native vlan (ie untagged) traffic or the other way around... here is switch vlan settings:(port 8 is uplink to pfsense and port 1 goes to my AP, ive set port5 to be on vlan50 to test if it works) if i set PVID table like
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Hey, I'm redoing my network and I'd like to experiment with VLANs, my main router right now is the TP-Link Archer C7 v2. I saw that it supports 802.1Q Tag VLAN (see pic) but I'm not sure how to get 2 VLANs over 1 port, can this be done with TP-Link's software? (Please note that I haven't saved these settings and the mode is just set to Automatic (no vlans)) (I have tried installing openwrt but TP-Link is an ass and stops you from installing it and I have not found a good way to install it without doing all kinds of janky stuff with serial cables and physi
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I am looking for a new router and I found Ubiquiti and Mikrotik are the most common where I live. What I would like to do is to split my internet connection by priority. Now what I have read in most cases is you can set a limit for max bandwidth a vlan can use, but what I would like to do is to set 50% for one vlan and 50% for the other vlan. But that if there is no activity in one vlan the other one can use 100% and not be limited only to the 50% and the other is just wasted. Is this possible? What router do you think I should go for, Ubiquiti or Mikrotik? I do not have much experience
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After a long period of searching I was unable to discover the default login for the arris VAP 3400. I was hoping someone would be able to enlighten me as to the username and password for it. it was from bell aliant. Arris VAP 3400: http://www.arris.com/products/vap3400-wireless-video-access-point/
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The Issue: Google WiFi stalls and reboots while modifying settings through APP. Upon restart, Google WiFi Cloud Services becomes unresponsive (disabled) and Google WiFi requires factory reset in order to change any setting. I am posting this encase anyone else is having trouble and can not figure out why. So the issue is on the Google WiFi mesh system when used as the primary, internet facing, router on a fiber network (i.e. FiOS) that uses VLAN or DDNS. My original setup was as follows: FiOS ONT (Optical Network Terminal) --> Google WiFi --> FiOS Router --> All Ot
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I have my pfsense box configure for a guest vlan on ID 50. This works fine. I get a dhcp lease on 10.0.1.1/24 and not 10.0.0.1/20 which is normal LAN. My problem is that i'm trying to block access to the webUI from my guest network (10.0.1.1/24). I have setup the following rules: The blue squiggle is the rule that locks me out of the internet. Also the destination is an alias for (10.0.0.1 and 10.0.1.1). Again the problem is that the top rule locks me out of the internet completely no google.com.
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So I have this network at work that needs to be upgraded for VLANs because we want to separate guest devices (Guest1-3 from the diagram below) and NIC teaming for a file server. Currently using layer2 switch only for all of them and consumer grade APs (router acting as AP only) with same settings except channels. Limit for number of devices will be on the lower 100s (no way of reaching 150 ever). What model and brands of layer3 switches and APs would you use and their respective price?
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Hi guys, I really need your help/advice. Some background on my current issue: I am currently living in an old school building that got converted to some form of dorm like living spaces. Cheap rent/little renting security type of deal (“antikraak” for the dutchies). When the school moved out they ripped all network equipment off the walls and currently the network is comprised of consumer crap. It is managed by “the IT guy” and is honestly a nightmare to anyone that has ever looked into network architecture. We share a single subnet with around 20 people and the amount of switches is
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hi can anyone tell me if this topology will work? basically i need the end user to gain access to both vlans which are on seperate network and not have packet drops.
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Hi, I have configured a Watch-guard T-10D following the steps in this guide : http://www.watchguard.com/help/docs/wsm/xtm_11/en-us/content/en-us/networksetup/dsl_vdsl_vlan_c.html It works but drops a lot, I then called up my ISP to configure the Watch-guard with them and still i am having the same issues. I have had a Line Test run and it came back as fully passed. I had a broadband test run and again passed. Confused where to go from here HELP PLEASE
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So this is the situation as it stands. I live in the UK and they have just passed some really questionable laws on data privacy and data collection/hoarding meaning your ISP has to log all your data. So I go out and immediately subscribe to a VPN service because it just doesn't sit right with me. I am moving house in a couple of weeks and I will be redesigning our network infrastructure to make it more reliable and robust and whilst I am at it I have been looking into setting up the VPN on the router level to protect every device in the house. Now whilst this is great for privacy e
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Hello everyone, So out of the blue my Netgear GS116E Switch (House one) decided to malfunction and messup my QoS for VOIP settings, I attempted to redo the settings because i forgot to back them up, with no luck. Now all of the computers running on the House Switch get throttled down to ridiculous speeds, I use to get 35.2 down and 3 up now i get about 7 - 13 down and 2.2 up! Network layout: Pic for ref. My server room one is fine, ive tested multiple times and i narrowed it down to the "House" Switch I have my QoS running at 802.1Q Based and my VLAN configured in advance
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I currently have a fibre connection to my house, My ONT (Optical Network Terminal) requires my router to support VLan tagging however my does not. Is there a device that can go between the router and the ONT that will just handle the VLan tagging? Thanks
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the tl;dr - how do you, or your company protect active directory? Curious about solutions out there. Would you put AD in a management vlan only to open every port that every service listens on anyway, or throw it into the user space? You can't attack a service that isn't running, and workstations/servers/users need damn near every service that does run... RPC, LDAP, Kerberoes, SMB, DNS, and some other junk I'm probably forgetting. You quickly learn to use groups/aliases for all these damn ports - but to what avail? If you expose it what's the point of segmenting it?
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