hello all -
we are a church with a very simple setup. we need to have one port dedicated to a public wi-fi, and the rest of the ports for the church office. one (or more) ports will connect to our router.
so, i am thinking about a setup like this (again, please remember i am a noob)
port 1 - connected to a dedicated pc to monitor switch
ports 2-3
port two goes to our wi-fi wireless-access-point, port
port three goes to our router
ports 4-48
ports 4 through 47 are all the computers, printers, etc
port 48 also goes to our router
i figured out how to get into the serial interface, by entering:
- enable
- config
- ip address 192.168.123.199/255.255.255.0
- ip default-gateway 192.1.68.123.199
- exit
then i went into the website interface, created two vlans, and set ports 2&3 to "U" on the pubic-vlan, and set ports 4-48 to "U" on the office-vlan.
i would like to run this past anybody who knows more about this than i do (which includes just about everybody)
previously we had a PS-3448 and i just simply ran the following script (below), but that didn't work on this new switch. on the PS-3448 i only needed one cable for the router, not two. but again i am only guessing here.
any help would be most appreciated by me and everybody at the church!
PS-3448 setup script below:
enable
config
interface vlan 1
ip address 192.168.123.234 /24
exit
ip default-gateway 192.168.123.254
username admin password admin level 15
interface ethernet e1
switchport mode private-vlan isolated
exit
interface range ethernet e(2-48)
switchport mode private-vlan community
exit
interface ethernet g4
switchport mode private-vlan promiscuous
exit
vlan database
vlan 1000
exit
interface vlan 1000
private-vlan primary
private-vlan isolated 20
private-vlan community add 10
exit
interface range ethernet e(2-48)
switchport private-vlan community 10
exit
interface ethernet g4
switchport private-vlan promiscuous 1000
exit
interface ethernet e1
switchport private-vlan isolated 1000
exit
exit
copy running-config startup-config
Y
show vlan private-vlan primary 1000
show running-config
show startup-config