I would suggest something like this (assuming you have cleared configs on the switches just in case something in the old config conflicts with the new):
L2 switch as follows: set vlan create 2 set vlan create 3 set vlan egress 2 ge.1.1 tagged set vlan egress 3 ge.1.1 tagged (you must tag the VLAN on transmit (egress) else the other end won't know which packet belongs to which VLAN when it receives it!!) L3 switch: set vlan create 2 set vlan create 3 set vlan egress 2 ge.1.1 tagged set vlan egress 3 ge.1.1 tagged (this mirrors the L2 switch VLAN and port config) To verify that your VLANs are OK across the trunk, try attaching PCs to some test ports (one in each VLAN on each switch) and pinging between the switches. Test port: Set port vlan ge.1.2 2 modify-egress (i.e. untagged) Set port vlan ge.1.3 3 modify-egress Do this on each switch. If ping doesn't work, check MAC-tables e.g. show mac fid 2 and look for LEARNED MAC addresses. If all is well, then you can try the router config. In the router config you must assign IP-addresses to these VLANs and remember 'no shutdown'. As I recall, the VLAN must be UP in order for the router interface to work! Hope I didn't miss anything - was writing from memory. Regards Stephen Oslo University Hospital (In compliance with the Security Policy of Rikshospitalet HF , the content of this message (including any attachments) is of a non-sensitive nature) From: Pal, Abhijit IN CCU SISL [mailto:abhijit....@siemens.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 1:50 PM To: Enterasys Customer Mailing List Subject: RE: [enterasys] Vlan configuration issue. Hello, Appreciate your quick response. But still it's not so clear. Cause Cisco concepts are not getting out of my mind. Oh God please help...:)..... Suppose ge.1.1 is the L2 switch port which is connected to L3 switch. And I want all traffic from different vlan configured on that L2 switch will reach the L3 switch through the same ge.1.1 port and vlan routing will take place. What should be the configuration in L2 and L3 switch???? Best Regards, Abhijit Pal SIEMENS Information systems Limited. GO/ GTAS(Global Technology Application Services) 13th Floor, Tower-2,Millenium City Bldg, DN-62,Sector-5,SaltLake, Kolkata-700091. DID: +91 33 2339 9396 Board:+91 33 2339 9000 Fax: +91 33 2339 9001 ________________________________ From: Adell Querol, Christian [mailto:cadel...@tv3.cat] Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 4:19 PM To: Enterasys Customer Mailing List Subject: RE: [enterasys] Vlan configuration issue. Hi, You don't need to define a port as trunk port, you only have to put the port in the egress table for the vlans you need. For example, set vlan create 2 set vlan create 3 set vlan egress 2 ge.1.1 set vlan egress 3 ge.1.1 With this configuration you are sending frames from vlans 2 and 3 through this port. You can check it using "show port egress ge.1.1" You can implement more options, but this is the basic configuration. Regards, Christian Adell Querol Servei Informàtic de Comunicacions de Producció c/ de la TV3 s/n · 08970 Sant Joan Despí (Baix Llobregat) Telèfon 93 552 80 88 www.tv3.cat<http://www.tv3.cat/> ________________________________ De: Pal, Abhijit IN CCU SISL [mailto:abhijit....@siemens.com] Enviat: miércoles, 03 de junio de 2009 12:43 Per a: Enterasys Customer Mailing List Tema: [enterasys] Vlan configuration issue. Hello, We have recently bought 10-12 Enterasys switches out of which 2-3 are SecureStack C3 and rest are SecureStack B3. We have planned to use B3 switches as L2 and C3 as L3. L2 switches will have vlan configured in it. The L3 switches will be used for Vlan routing. The links between L3 and L2 switches will be trunks. So how will I define a port as trunk port??????? Need immediate help. Best Regards, Abhijit Pal SIEMENS Information systems Limited. GO/ GTAS(Global Technology Application Services) 13th Floor, Tower-2,Millenium City Bldg, DN-62,Sector-5,SaltLake, Kolkata-700091. 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