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[makhan]

I have created two virtual lans on a DGS-3324SR switch. I want to connect one
pc to each vlan and want to communicate between those two pc.
Is there any way I can connect two vlans without needing a router.
I have read the
manual and according to it I will need a router. Can you please tell me how
should I connect the router to the switch. Should I connect the router just to
the ethernet port or do I have to need some configuration.

Your explanation will be appreciated.

Regards
MAK

[jjokcca]

if you have layer 3 switch yes, but with out the layer 3 switch you are unable to route the traffic between two vlan. what you can do is if you have spare PC you can use it as your router.

[shahm]

Originally Posted by makhan

I have created two virtual lans on a DGS-3324SR switch. I want to connect one
pc to each vlan and want to communicate between those two pc.
Is there any way I can connect two vlans without needing a router.
I have read the
manual and according to it I will need a router. Can you please tell me how
should I connect the router to the switch. Should I connect the router just to
the ethernet port or do I have to need some configuration.

Your explanation will be appreciated.

Regards
MAK

Hi,

when you get a router you will need to make sure it has dual ethernet as you have two switches.

[globalchicken]

After reading this link, it tells me that this switch is a layer 3 switch
http://www.redcorp.com/newproducts/p...20&mincat=2202

If thats the case, then just put an ip address on the vlan interface that you have configured and ensure that ip routing is enabled.

I dont have experience with this brand of switches, but the theory is the same. With L3 switching you do not need a router.

[srinath_7]

hi dude....

create vlans in the L3 switch and

interface vlan 1
ip address x.x.x.x m.m.m.m

put this ip as the default gateway for the PC.....thats all pal.....intervlan routing is enabled.

[madhuuyyala]

I configured cisco 2900 switch as vlan 2,3,4. now i want, pc1 in vlan2 is communicate pc2 in vlan2, with out need out of router.
So please tell me in this matter multy vlan on single port can work



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MADHU UYYALA,
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