On my 60E I broke the switch apart to have individual ports. I was then able to create something like -
fg.vlan10 - 60E vlan
fs.vlan10 - 108D vlan
Then I could create a Vlan Softswitch and add those as "members" of the group along with any physical interfaces on the 60E. (Screen snip attached). Then I just created my policies and everything was happy.
However, on the 60F those interfaces I created on the 108D and 60E never show up when I go to create a Vlan. I just see the physical interfaces. I have too many physical connections to just use the 108D. I've tried to move all of my tagged vlan traffic to the 108d and just have main vlan connections on the 60F. This issue is my trunk ports to my ESXI and wireless controller. I get IP conflicts trying to add the (overlapping) vlans to the 60F that are on the 108D and visa versa. The command I used to break apart the "switch" in the 60E does not work in the 60F; it appears they changed the hardware in the box.
Any thoughts besides buying a 24 port switch? I'd probably go back to my old Juniper EX2200C before forking over hundreds of dollars for a larger Fortiswitch since it's coming out of my pocket. I'm just trying to migrate to a "newer, better" network configuration since fiber is finally coming to our neighborhood.
Thanks,
David
Hi dstaylor,
Looks to me that in your 60E configuration you have a software switch configured. By default the 60F on newer versions I believe come with the virtual VLAN switch enabled which appears as VLAN Switch under Network > Interfaces. If you would like to remove this, separate the interfaces and create a software switch I would disable this as below and re-create my software switches as required.
To disable VLAN switches:
config system global
set virtual-switch-vlan enable
end
To disable VLAN switch mode in the GUI:
Go to System > Settings.
In the View Settings section, disable VLAN switch mode.
Click Apply.
From your comment The command I used to break apart the "switch" in the 60E does not work in the 60F; it appears they changed the hardware in the box" I think this is what you're after.
Regards,
Dan.
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