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ZiPPy
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December 3, 2014
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Configure VLAN per port

  • December 3, 2014
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How do you configure VLANs per port on a 100D running version 5.0?  I found a video where it shows you how to do it under 4.0 by going to System > Network > Interfaces.  I'm unable to associate the newly created VLAN with a port, I can only assign it to the 'lan' option. I'm logged in as admin under super_admin profile, so I should see the options.  What am I missing?

 

Cheers,

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    Fullmoon
    New Member
    December 4, 2014

    ZiPPy wrote:

    How do you configure VLANs per port on a 100D running version 5.0?  I found a video where it shows you how to do it under 4.0 by going to System > Network > Interfaces.  I'm unable to associate the newly created VLAN with a port, I can only assign it to the 'lan' option. I'm logged in as admin under super_admin profile, so I should see the options.  What am I missing?

     

    Cheers,

    FGT 100D by default LAN ports are set to switch mode. Somebody already posted in this forum solution on how to convert from switch mode to interface mode.

    ZiPPy
    ZiPPyAuthor
    New Member
    December 4, 2014

    Fullmoon wrote:

    ZiPPy wrote:

    How do you configure VLANs per port on a 100D running version 5.0?  I found a video where it shows you how to do it under 4.0 by going to System > Network > Interfaces.  I'm unable to associate the newly created VLAN with a port, I can only assign it to the 'lan' option. I'm logged in as admin under super_admin profile, so I should see the options.  What am I missing?

     

    Cheers,

    FGT 100D by default LAN ports are set to switch mode. Somebody already posted in this forum solution on how to convert from switch mode to interface mode.

    Thanks!  I did review that thread.  I ran the necessary command to switch it, but looks like I'm already in the mode.  I think.  When I go to LAN I see it as Hardware Switch and the 16 physical interface members listed.  When I select one it states no options available, so I need to configure that option.  But I don't know where to do that? Am I on the correct path, or is that wrong?

     

    Just to add, I SSHed into the firewall and verified it says 'set internal-switch-mode-interface'  But under System > Network > Interfaces > Create New I still only have an option for zone.  I believe I should see an option here for 'Interface' and 'VDOM Link'  Is that correct?

    Fullmoon
    New Member
    December 8, 2014
    ZiPPy
    ZiPPyAuthor
    New Member
    December 5, 2014

    I still can't get this working.  I don't know what I'm missing.

    Jeff_FTNT
    Staff
    Staff
    December 5, 2014

    You may try to release port from "virtual-switch  " Try below steps:

    1.purge policy

    2.purge DHCP server and routes

    3.Delete default "virtual-switch  " config sys virtual-switch

    delete LAN

    end

     

    Then you can assign VLAN on port released from "virtual-switch  "

    Thanks.

    ZiPPy
    ZiPPyAuthor
    New Member
    December 8, 2014

    Jeff_FTNT wrote:

    You may try to release port from "virtual-switch  " Try below steps:

    1.purge policy

    2.purge DHCP server and routes

    3.Delete default "virtual-switch  " config sys virtual-switch

    delete LAN

    end

     

    Then you can assign VLAN on port released from "virtual-switch  "

    Thanks.

    Once I deleted the 'virtual switch' aka the 'lan', and rebooted the firewall I was good to go.  I can now see each individual port interface.  Thank you very much Jeff_FTNT!!!!!! Greatly appreciated!!