truckerDave
Active Member
I have a tp-link TL-SG108E managed switch that I have had working pretty well. I managed to get my vlans set up the way I wanted, etc. The problem is, I can't leave well enough alone and decided to make a change. However, in my infinite wisdom, I failed to make not of my password and had to do a reset on it.
After the reset, I cannot, for the life of me, get vlans working again. I set them up in the switch. Then in pfSense. Exactly how I did it before (I have a cheat sheet that I followed the first time and followed it again this time).
I have reset the switch back to factory and even updated the firmware. Nothing. So, I went in and set pfSense back to factory and started all over with it. Still nothing. I fire up my PC that should be getting an IP on 192.168.20.100 just to see it's on 192.168.1.100. And it doesn't matter which port I plug into. Nothing changes.
So, to keep my sanity, please confirm this is the way to set up a vlan in a managed (tp-link) switch.
-cable from firewall in port 1
-cable to PC in port 2
In vlan screen, set port 1 to tagged and port 2 as untagged.
Correct??????
After the reset, I cannot, for the life of me, get vlans working again. I set them up in the switch. Then in pfSense. Exactly how I did it before (I have a cheat sheet that I followed the first time and followed it again this time).
I have reset the switch back to factory and even updated the firmware. Nothing. So, I went in and set pfSense back to factory and started all over with it. Still nothing. I fire up my PC that should be getting an IP on 192.168.20.100 just to see it's on 192.168.1.100. And it doesn't matter which port I plug into. Nothing changes.
So, to keep my sanity, please confirm this is the way to set up a vlan in a managed (tp-link) switch.
-cable from firewall in port 1
-cable to PC in port 2
In vlan screen, set port 1 to tagged and port 2 as untagged.
Correct??????