HP Vlan setup on an 1810G-8 switch

[@CeleronS1]

HEY! I just wanted say big KUDOS to Eric for making this video and google for featuring it! Im IT guy who haven't had experience before with managable switches and I was able upgrade our old office switch to new one quite easily. Thank you! :)

[@fiveg8143]

Thanks !

[@ericmtka]

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[@panoshountis1516]

Excellent and concise video to the point without unecessary fluff. Thank you! I have an 1810G-24 that I need to configure in my home lan.

[@EugeChatski]

Thanks, mate. No ads, no superfluous words. The core given to a watcher in the most understandable way. For telnet/Cisco guy like me it was the most useful and the shortest video to set up VLANs on HP ProCurve.

[@lonniebest4697]

Thanks for showing how you did this!

[@savioefrainkerberllanos3637]

I did everything exactly but how can i get access to internet??

[@ericbarstad5347]

Assuming you do not have a router, make sure your internet modem is on the same vlan as any device you wish to have access to the internet.

[@savioefrainkerberllanos3637]

​@@ericbarstad5347 For for be sure... Using your example should be enough connecting one wire on port 1 to my modem,And another wire to my laptop on port 3 right??( and what difference if it is a router??)

[@savioefrainkerberllanos3637]

​​@@ericbarstad5347 Ok, got it. If connect directly from modem/router to port1 doesn't work, but from pfsense router to port1 and connecting strictly laptop to port2 I get internet access, any other port configuration doesn't works, why?

[@ericbarstad5347]

@@savioefrainkerberllanos3637 Your router will need to do dhcp on each of the vlans with separate ip scope. That is the beauty of vlans, provides security between devices.

[@savioefrainkerberllanos3637]

@@ericbarstad5347 ok, I will try this. Thanks a lot for your attention Eric. You are the Man!!

[@fredflowers8198]

In your Illustration you mentioned that one VLAN port can only have but one untagged port, is that correct?

[@TheKMZ1]

+Fred Flowes That's correct

[@ericbarstad8966]

Yep.. one untagged per port.. as many tagged per port as you want.

[@PerJensen]

Very nice - it helped me along :-)

[@ericmtka]

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[@kivanckaranisable]

0:31 growling and still trying to complete video. Excellent

[@cameronward9443]

I don't understand why you just wouldn't have vlanID 10 untagged in ports 1&2 and just have vlanID 13 tagged?

[@psadmin8647]

I want to manage the switches on their own vlan. So, "trunk ports" ( in this case ) will be untagged on vlan 1 yet carry all other traffic via tags.

[@hraqhraq]

Question: I have about 20 computers that I plan to connect to my 192.168.1.x network from SonicWall TZ100 X0 port. Now what I like to achieve is to make every computer to be able to talk to the server while restrict the 20 computers from seeing each other; Can this switch map one port (Server port) to 20 vlans. By the way Excellent video; welldone

[@johnj8541]

HP confuses the hell outta me. I came from the Cisco world and it took me 3 days to understand how HP switches work and configure them properly!

[@mosquitohippy]

I feel you man

[@talktome2000]

Thanks you