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Right now we have 2 or 3 CAT5e cables in trunks connecting each closet to our core.

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I'm going to bring in a contractor to install fiber between my network closets.

What type of fiber between my network closets? Networking.

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Nothing has changed overnight, nor has any settings/rules been c. Yet the servers do (2 domain controllers, 2 NAS servers, 1 PMS server, 1 5550 ASA firewall). All workstations unable to connect to internet but servers have internet access NetworkingĬame into work this morning and all of the workstations on the domain don’t have internet access.VLAN's are required because I have many more to setup for this equipment, this is the first one to check for connectivity. The laptop is just sitting in DHCP mode waiting to pick up an address.Under interface settings the PVID is set to 100 and it is on access mode. Since they can communicate between each other I wonder why do you even need a VLAN. The laptop shouldn’t need to have VLAN100 marked on it as it is untagged on port10, make sure the PVID of that port is using VLAN100 and then you should see DHCP working on that port.Īlso make sure you have firewall access rules on the Sonicwall that allow traffic between VLAN 100 and Your X0 network. TYI people, I have spent all weekend on this and I feel like I am missed something. I need for VLAN 100 to be able to receive DHCP address, communicate with other VLAN's that I have not setup yet, and to have internet access. I checked that SonicWALL auto generated firewall access rules as all set to "allow". I have tried all kinds of configs, checked every resource online and followed a few videos that all said the same thing. If I assign my laptop a static IP in the 10.10.100.0 subnet I can ping the VLAN gateway of 10.10.100.1 but not the subnet of 10.10.0.1. The issue is this Using my laptop, If I plug into port 10 on the SG300 which I have setup to be for VLAN 100 I do not get an address via DHCP. The Cisco has Port 10 set to Access, VLAN 100 membership is set to untagged, Port 10 on the Cisco is setup to be the VLAN 100 port The X0:V100 interface is addressed as 10.10.100.1 and there is a DHCP scope setup for it pointing to this interface The X0 interface is addressed as 10.10.0.1 and there is DHCP running for this subnet

If I can get this to work the SG300 will become the core switch and I will four layer 2 switches coming off of it. I am just trying to get some basic communications going from the sonicWALL through the Cisco so I can get an IP address via DHCP. I have a VLAN coming off of the X0 interface, X0:V100. I am trying to get a few things working but I cannot get the basics working. I have been working on a SonicWALL NSA 2650 connecting to a Cisco SG300-10 in Layer 3 mode.