
September 12th, 2004, 12:12 PM
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VLAN problems with 3Com Superstack 3 switch 4200 series
Hello,
I am having problems setting up VLANs on a 3com superstack 3 4200 series switch. I have port 24 on the switch connected to a Cisco 2610xm router and enabled vlan tagging on that port for all the vlans that will go through it. On the router, I have set up virtual subinterfaces for each of the vlan and enabled "encap dot1q vlan id.
When port 24 is "tagged", I can't seem to ping the router's associated IP address for that vlan. If I untag that port, the only thing I can do is use an IP address from VLAN1 and ping the router's IP address on VLAN1. If I try to utilize any other address from any of the other VLAN's and ping the router's associated IP address, it fails.
Has anyone run into a similar situation? It looks like VLAN tagging between the Cisco Router and the 3-com switch is incompatible though the dot1q tag is a standard.
Any help would greatly be appreciated.
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