VLAN Switch

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Diagram UTM - Switch - VLANs

Configuration of two logically separated VLANs on one switch

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Introduction

This section uses the example of a Netgear switch and a UTM to explain how to configure two logically separated VLANs.

Configure switch
To configure the switch for VLAN, its web interface must be called up. There you will find the option "Add new VLAN" under the menu item "VLAN". Here the VLAN ID "100" is created and the ports are determined, which should belong to the VLAN 100. So that VLAN packets can be sent to the UTM, port 1 is set as a member of VLAN 100. From now on, this provides outgoing packets from it with a VLAN tag. Ports 6 and 7 are also members, but outgoing packets are not tagged here.	VLAN 100
The VLAN 200 is set up in a similar way Port 1 to the UTM is also tagged The ports on which only devices from the VLAN are connected are not tagged	VLAN 200
Under PVID Setting you define which ports should tag incoming packets. Here, packets arriving on ports 6 and 7 are tagged with VLAN ID 100. Ports 10, 11 and 12 are tagged with the VLAN ID 200.	PVID settings
Configure UTM In order to set up the UTM, two VLAN interfaces are required, on each of which two zones are bound.
Create VLAN interface
The creation of a VLAN interface is done under → Network →Network Configuration by pressing the VLAN button. Further details in the article on Creating a VLAN interface Since two VLANs are required here, this process must be done once with VLAN ID 100 and another time with VLAN ID 200.	VLAN Creation Wizard (Step 1)
The network configuration should now look like this: