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Configuración de VLAN y VPN

Configuración de VLAN y VPN

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skwitchy
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02-25-2023, 05:32 AM
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Yes, you can set up a VLAN on a managed switch and control which ports are allowed to connect via VPN versus other traffic.
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skwitchy
02-25-2023, 05:32 AM #1

Yes, you can set up a VLAN on a managed switch and control which ports are allowed to connect via VPN versus other traffic.

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02-28-2023, 03:47 PM
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Based on your setup, you'd assign ports to a firewall or router. Allocate one port for the firewall uplink and add more as needed. Give them a specific VLAN ID (any from 2 to 4094). Ensure each port is in the correct mode—either UnTagged or Native. You can have some ports connect to a standard router, while others link to your VPN firewall or router. If you only need one firewall, you're moving into Tagged Ports, dividing the device into separate routing domains like VRF or VDOM.
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02-28-2023, 03:47 PM #2

Based on your setup, you'd assign ports to a firewall or router. Allocate one port for the firewall uplink and add more as needed. Give them a specific VLAN ID (any from 2 to 4094). Ensure each port is in the correct mode—either UnTagged or Native. You can have some ports connect to a standard router, while others link to your VPN firewall or router. If you only need one firewall, you're moving into Tagged Ports, dividing the device into separate routing domains like VRF or VDOM.

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