If you want the switch to do inter-vlan routing, you'll need the virtual ethernet interfaces, yeah.thank you so much , will this allow intervlan routing as well for example three vlans 10 20 and 30
all on different subnets 192.168.10.0 , 20.0, 30.0 etc..
will a device on 20.0 be able to ping 10.0 and 30.0 and vice versa
i had thought i read something about having to have a ve interface
BROCADE CAMPUS FEATURE EXPLAINER SERIES - VLAN ROUTING WITH ROUTER-INTERFACE CONFIGURATION
I should know this all by heart, but I been doing Wi-Fi so long.. alot of simple wired stuff has slipped my mind..
thanks again
That's as simple as
Code:
vlan 1
router-interface ve 1
int ve 1
ip add 10.1.1.1/24
vlan 2
router-interface ve 2
int ve 2
ip add 10.2.2.1/24
Here's one of my complete, working configs of an ICX7250-48P acting as my home's core switch. There's a mix of vlans being routed by the switch and others in L2 only, being routed and firewalled by vyos upstream. Also present is OSPF, LACP LAGs, etc. This is before I added a few simple ACLs though, but should help in translating the Cisco IOS knowledge to Fastiron.
It will probably help understanding to know that:
- I've connected my wan straight to the switch on a vlan, and have my firewall's wan interface also on that vlan
- Port with name "B2" goes to another switch I have connecting my workstation (with its own lab), an access point, and a printer, so that switch is also running L3 firmware
- "wlc" is my wireless controller
- "vyos" is my firewall
- OSPF exchanges routes between all of the aforementioned
- The LAG interfaces are all 2x1Gb links to my proxmox servers. I'm not currently using the 10Gb interfaces because after massively downscaling my lab, I now have like 30 10Gb DACs and 0 10Gb PCIe cards (I had a whole bunch of dual 10Gb OCP cards that I sold with my old servers)