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Sophos port and passing tagged VLANs

Karnov

I have a Sophos XG 135 with firmware 18.5.3  

I have a small branch office where I replaced the old firewall with the XG.

I informed the office admin to plug in the Meraki Access Point into one of the LAN ports (port 8).  The Meraki picked up the reserved IP address correctly, but I am unable to assign DHCP addresses to the wireless devices with the tagged VLAN (let's say VLAN 2).  The devices either get a 0.0.0.0 or 169.254.x.x address.  

When I changed the SSID to no VLAN tagging (native), the devices pick up an IP address and have connectivity, but they are on the wrong subnet.

Is there a way for the XG LAN ports to pass VLAN tags and make the ports like a trunk port?  Is there a config setting I'm missing in order to enable VLAN tagging on a port?

Thanks1



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  • 0 in reply to Bharat J

    Ok Thank you.  I believe the problem was when I setup the VLANs initially, I assigned them to Port1 and not to br (bridge).  I deleted the VLANs and recreated them and assigned them to br (bridge).  Hopefully this does the trick. I will find out when my users come into the office.  Thanks!

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