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Creating VLAN on different zone than LAN - BUG

This morning I created additional zone on my XG at home, then I was trying to create VLAN on this zone. After clicking apply, nothing happens with no error.

Created another zone and attempt to create an additional VLAN, same issue.

So I created the VLAN on LAN zone then I moved the VLAN to the desired zone.


Where is the limitation? No error messages?

Thanks,

Luk



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  • Hi Luk
    Good spot, thanks for raising this.
    I've reproduced the same symptoms here. I'll do some further investigation into this and let you know the outcome
    Greg

  • Thank you Greg.
    Let us know.
  • Just a quick update on this. We do already have this logged as a bug and expect this to be fixed in a future update. I don't have a specific version number yet I'm afraid..

    The issue isn't specific to custom zones, but instead occurs when creating a vLAN interface on any zone that doesn't have a remote HTTP/HTTPS device access enabled on it.
    So another workaround for this would be to create the custom zone and enable HTTPS access from it (System > Administration > Device Access). This should allow the vLAN interfaces to be created and may help those that need to create a large number of vLAN interfaces in the short term.

    Greg
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  • Just a quick update on this. We do already have this logged as a bug and expect this to be fixed in a future update. I don't have a specific version number yet I'm afraid..

    The issue isn't specific to custom zones, but instead occurs when creating a vLAN interface on any zone that doesn't have a remote HTTP/HTTPS device access enabled on it.
    So another workaround for this would be to create the custom zone and enable HTTPS access from it (System > Administration > Device Access). This should allow the vLAN interfaces to be created and may help those that need to create a large number of vLAN interfaces in the short term.

    Greg
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