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ttime
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Cisco AP DHCP Native Vlan
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March 12, 2021, 04:47:57 am »
Need some guidance. Replacing working RV320 (gets all tags and untagged default vlan 1 shut) to opnsense to take over FIREWALL, DHCP, VLANS, ROUTING for layer 2 Cisco switch and Cisco Mobility AP's.
Need native lan in TRUNK PORT and can do this using the RV320 but do not know how to do this in opnsense.
..."All access points, including the primary AP, in a
Mobility Express
network should be in the same L2 broadcast domain.
Management traffic must not be tagged
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The switch port to which the primary AP is connected can be a trunk port or an access port and must be configured to trunk Native VLAN for management traffic. Data traffic must be trunked with appropriate VLANs for local switching as well.
How can I do this (receive untagged packets) so traffic tagged and untagged get to the opnsense box on one port sharing multiple vlans with native trunk port with the untagged at the same time.Need also point untagged to a DHCP server (10.10.10.1) I set up the vlans in opnsense but cannot get untagged to a DHCP server and for that matter cannot create a lone standing DHCP server in opnsense.
I tried all kinds of ways to no avail.
Thank you in advance.
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panks21
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Re: Cisco AP DHCP Native Vlan
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March 12, 2021, 07:29:28 am »
I have a similar setup with Juniper EX2300-C switch
Lets say igb1 is the interface connected to switch. You can add the IP address on the base igb1 interface. This IP will be part of the native vlan configured on the switch and will be untagged
In addition the igb1 can also have vlan configured like igb1.20 and that will be tagged towards the switch
Hope it is clear
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Re: Cisco AP DHCP Native Vlan
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March 12, 2021, 05:21:59 pm »
That is exactly what I needed to do for my issue.
Now my next task is digging deep into this forum to find easy solutions setting up firewall and blocking vlans from one another including adding some other security policies.
Thank you for your quick and "very clear" help!
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