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Cisco Switch with two VLANS

  • 07-03-2014 12:01pm
    #1
    $ausage$
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    Hello,

    So I need to set up a testing ERP VLAN but i need it to be able to connect to the current lan to allow for remote connections, however I do not want it to connect to the internet at all.

    My set up is a Cisco SF300-24P L3 switch and thats it!

    I can get my VLANS set up but its the bridging im not sure of.

    on port 1 i have a laptop that will need to talk to both VLANS
    VLAN 20 = 192.168.2.x
    Vlan 40 = 192.168.4.x

    now this switch will have a port say 12 that will connect to the 192.168.2.0 core switch stack as an upload.

    what i want is to be able to ping and connect as below.
    All ip's will be static

    Port 1 > port 13
    Port 1 > port 12

    Port 13 > port 1 only

    Port 13 > port 1 only.

    Any ideas?
    I am not a cisco person by any means really but can throw about an odd command to get by.

    All help greatly received I am using Packet Tracer for testing at the min.

    Thanks


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