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Connect router to managed switch for enhanced network control.

Connect router to managed switch for enhanced network control.

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UberBR
Junior Member
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08-03-2025, 12:58 AM
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Yes, you can connect the LRT214 to a managed switch with all four LAN ports plugged in and assign separate VLANs on both devices. The managed switch can support multiple zones, which helps organize traffic more efficiently. This setup can improve network management and performance.
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UberBR
08-03-2025, 12:58 AM #1

Yes, you can connect the LRT214 to a managed switch with all four LAN ports plugged in and assign separate VLANs on both devices. The managed switch can support multiple zones, which helps organize traffic more efficiently. This setup can improve network management and performance.

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E_Swizzle_567
Junior Member
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08-04-2025, 10:12 AM
#2
It seems like you're evaluating routing options for network segmentation. You mentioned using VLAN subinterfaces on a router or a managed switch, with each segment having its own gateway. The goal is to route between these networks efficiently. Since I'm not very experienced with that specific device, it might be worth trying if the interface supports assigning ports to separate segments. Also, consider what kind of managed switch you're using—it depends on its CPU power and whether it can handle Layer 3 routing.
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E_Swizzle_567
08-04-2025, 10:12 AM #2

It seems like you're evaluating routing options for network segmentation. You mentioned using VLAN subinterfaces on a router or a managed switch, with each segment having its own gateway. The goal is to route between these networks efficiently. Since I'm not very experienced with that specific device, it might be worth trying if the interface supports assigning ports to separate segments. Also, consider what kind of managed switch you're using—it depends on its CPU power and whether it can handle Layer 3 routing.