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VLANs on the firewall

Yahyaa Bham

Hi all,

 

so im new to managing hardware vlans and was wondering how or why id configure VLANs on my SG210 as well as my l3 switches. can anyone advise?

Do i need to match the vlans that i have on my switch on the firewall?



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    Hi,

     

    You need to create a static route on your firewall and configure your L3 switch' switch vlan interface (SVI) as next hop or your utm's physical interface facing the  L3 switch as exit interface and you need to configure a default route on your L3 switch pointing at the UTM's ip address as next hop.

     

     "Do i need to match the vlans that i have on my switch on the firewall?" - Yes you need to have a static route on the UTM for each vlan on the L3 switch.

     

     

    hope that helps, kindly let us know of the results.

     

     

    Regards,

     

    Rap

     

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    Hi,

     

    You need to create a static route on your firewall and configure your L3 switch' switch vlan interface (SVI) as next hop or your utm's physical interface facing the  L3 switch as exit interface and you need to configure a default route on your L3 switch pointing at the UTM's ip address as next hop.

     

     "Do i need to match the vlans that i have on my switch on the firewall?" - Yes you need to have a static route on the UTM for each vlan on the L3 switch.

     

     

    hope that helps, kindly let us know of the results.

     

     

    Regards,

     

    Rap

     

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