VLAN setup on CCR2004-16G-2S+

[ka0ttic]

Hello,

I am having trouble with the VLAN setup on my CCR2004-16G-2S+. I created one bridge and put all ports (except sfp+1 which is WAN) on this bridge. I then created my VLANs, virtual network for layer 3, IP subnets for each VLAN, and then DHCP servers for each VLAN.

I have an AP on ether14 so I tagged the 3 VLANs I use for the 3 SSIDs I broadcast. Unfortunately, nothing will connect.

Doing a little google research, I found another post on this forum that talks about needing two bridges. The CCR2004-16G-2S+ has two switch chips, one for ether1-8 and another for ether9-16.

Could it not be working because I have all ports (except WAN) on the same bridge? Or any other ideas?

[mkx]

First off, you should go through this tutorial if you haven’t already.

Even though your device comes with two switch chips, the single bridge config should work mostly fine with two potential gotchas (one is concerning CPU load and one VLAN switching between both port groups). But I suggest to deal with these later.

If, based on detailed reading of tutorial linked, you can’t get things going, export config and post it here.

[anav]

+1 for the orange cat.

[ka0ttic]

First off, you should go through this tutorial if you haven’t already.

Even though your device comes with two switch chips, the single bridge config should work mostly fine with two potential gotchas (one is concerning CPU load and one VLAN switching between both port groups). But I suggest to deal with these later.

If, based on detailed reading of tutorial linked, you can’t get things going, export config and post it here.

Thank you. I will try this and respond back with config if I have issues.

[vik1988]

try to shift the vlan on port 14 instead of bridge. but keep ether14 in bridge. test whether it works or not…

[ka0ttic]

First off, you should go through this tutorial if you haven’t already.

Even though your device comes with two switch chips, the single bridge config should work mostly fine with two potential gotchas (one is concerning CPU load and one VLAN switching between both port groups). But I suggest to deal with these later.

If, based on detailed reading of tutorial linked, you can’t get things going, export config and post it here.

I am trying to figure out which scenario in that tutorial would fit me best. I might have to take some stuff from one and some stuff from another I guess.

I have the CCR2004-16G-2S+ that I am using as the router. I want 2 trunk ports, one for an AP, and one for a 48 port Cisco PoE switch. The rest of the ports on the CCR, I was going to use “native” as my “management VLAN”, in my case, 10.69.1.0/24. The other VLANs would be ID’s 10-50, with corresponding networks 10.69.x.0/24, where x is the VLAN ID. Everything else in my network that is not a server, would be connected to the cisco switch.