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=Overview= |
=Overview= |
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The FireBrick 2500/2700 |
The FireBrick 2500/2700 have 4 ethernet ports, the 2900 has 4 plus an SFP which can be used with a Copper of fibre SFP to give an additional port. Typically one port will be for the LAN connection (for example - to the main office switch), and the rest for connections to the ADSL/FTTC modems. |
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As there are 4 ports are we restricted to only bonding up to 3 ADSL/FTTC lines? No. |
As there are 4 ports are we restricted to only bonding up to 3 ADSL/FTTC lines? No. |
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The switch would be set up for 4 (or more) separate VLANs on the appropriate ports, and on the FireBrick, the <ppp .../> config would have VLAN="n". |
The switch would be set up for 4 (or more) separate VLANs on the appropriate ports, and on the FireBrick, the <ppp .../> config would have VLAN="n". |
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=VLAN Switch Config= |
=VLAN Switch Config= |
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[[File:1810G-8-VLAN1.png|border|500px]] |
[[File:1810G-8-VLAN1.png|border|500px]] |
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On some switches you may need to set the PVID accordingly - ie Port 1 = PVID 101, Port 2 = PVID 102 etc... This was needed on a PoE variant of a switch, but not on the non-PoE variant. |
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*SAVE CONFIG - otherwise you will learn the hard way |
*SAVE CONFIG - otherwise you will learn the hard way |
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