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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= |
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Here are some notes on setting up a HP ProCurve? 1810G-8 |
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The HP ProCurve 1810G-8 (J9449A) is a nice little 8 port managed switch. No fans and similar in size to a 2700. |
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==Overview== |
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The FireBrick will have a single WAN port, which will plug in to the HP Switch. The ADSL modems will plug in to the HP Switch too. |
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This will then, with VLANs, enable the 2700 to use up to 7 ADSL modems. |
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*Default IP = 192.168.2.10 |
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*Default password = blank |
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==basic Settings== |
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*Set your computer to an IP in the same subnet, eg 192.168.2.11 |
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*log in to http://192.168.2.10 with a blank password |
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*Maybe set the System description details |
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*Set Admin Password - Maintenance - Password Manager. Then Save and re-login. |
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*Enable HTTPS (Security - Secure Connection) |
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==Create VLANs.== |
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We will set ports 1-4 to be vlans 101, 102, 103 104. |
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We'll port 8 for plugging in to the FireBrick, and port 7 for our admin. |
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*Create 4 VLANs (VLANS - VLAN Configuration) |
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*Set the names to be ADSL1, ADSL2, ADSL3, ADSL4 - this will match the login/line numbers of the ADSL lines. |
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==Configure ports for VLAN tagging:== |
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*Under VLANs - Participation Tagging,: |
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**set VLAN 1 to be E on port 1, 2, 3, 4 and U on port 5, 6, 7, 8 |
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**set VLAN 101 to be U on port 1 and T on port 8. E on rest |
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**set VLAN 102 to be U on port 2 and T on port 8. E on rest |
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**set VLAN 103 to be U on port 3 and T on port 8. E on rest |
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**set VLAN 104 to be U on port 4 and T on port 8. E on rest |
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*SAVE CONFIG - otherwise you will learn the hard way |
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==IP Address== |
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In order to access the Switch, we'll need to setup a interface on the FB2700 with a subnet in the same range as the switch. We can use the default 192.168.2.0/24, and this will be accessible from the LAN side. |
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Alternately, we can use a public /30. This will involve a new /30 allocation on Clueless, routed to all the ADSL lines, and on the FB2700 a subnet on the WAN interface. |
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