Set up a high-level home network with EdgeRouter, Linksys switch, and VLANs.
Set up a high-level home network with EdgeRouter, Linksys switch, and VLANs.
configure interface g0/1 with description vlan10 using dot1q encapsulation, dot1q 10, ip address 172.16.0.1 with full network 255.255.0.0, disable shutdown on exit. Repeat similar settings for vlan20, vlan30 with their respective IPs and networks, ensuring each has its own network and default router.
Sure, setting up those VIFs now aligns with what I see in the config tree. I’ll proceed with eth7.## as the placeholder for each VLAN ID.
Setting up VLAN tagging on the switch is straightforward, which makes it hard to tell if something is wrong...
Isn't VLAN ID 1 the default VLAN number? Naming conventions differ between vendors when it comes to VLANs... but that's okay. PVID is the primary VLAN ID. This applies to untagged traffic on the port. VIDs represent other tags on the port. Matching tagged traffic results in an error (usually). Try avoiding VLAN 1 on trunked ports, especially across different vendors. Regarding latency, be cautious of loops.
The issue appeared to stem from the default VLAN 1 on the management VLAN being applied to every port. Adjusting that setting and then disabling tagging while keeping the PVID consistent led to a successful resolution.