Hi Everyone,
I have an interesting issue that even Cisco is having problems with helping me figure out.
we recently connected as remote building via a cisco 1300 wirless bridge so that they can be directly connected to the corporate network via being isolated.
At the remote end, we installed a VOIP gateway router which is connected via an 802.1q trunk port to a 1300 bridge, that brdige communicates with another bridge and then to a cisco switch using 802.1q again.
I was able to place the new router into the VTP domain and the vtp database did populate on the new router.
What I don't understand is when I configure any of the ports on the 9 port ethernet switch to a specific vlan, I cannot communicate on that vlan.
This is important that I get this resolved as I need to expand 6 vlans to this location to support the following:
1. the local lan
2. Secured wireless network
3. Wireless VoiP network
4. Open Internet wireless access
The wireless network will have a native vlan trunk port and support 3 separate vlans for the 2 data and 1 voice channel.
Any thoughts, I can upload the router configuration if needed as well as the wifi and switch configs.
Thanks
Mark C. Greenwood, CNE
With more than 10 years experience to share.
I have an interesting issue that even Cisco is having problems with helping me figure out.
we recently connected as remote building via a cisco 1300 wirless bridge so that they can be directly connected to the corporate network via being isolated.
At the remote end, we installed a VOIP gateway router which is connected via an 802.1q trunk port to a 1300 bridge, that brdige communicates with another bridge and then to a cisco switch using 802.1q again.
I was able to place the new router into the VTP domain and the vtp database did populate on the new router.
What I don't understand is when I configure any of the ports on the 9 port ethernet switch to a specific vlan, I cannot communicate on that vlan.
This is important that I get this resolved as I need to expand 6 vlans to this location to support the following:
1. the local lan
2. Secured wireless network
3. Wireless VoiP network
4. Open Internet wireless access
The wireless network will have a native vlan trunk port and support 3 separate vlans for the 2 data and 1 voice channel.
Any thoughts, I can upload the router configuration if needed as well as the wifi and switch configs.
Thanks
Mark C. Greenwood, CNE
With more than 10 years experience to share.