Hi,
if you intend to set-up a VLAN topology, then your switch must indeed
know how to deal correctly packets which contains Vlan ID.
You have two options
- First get a net. switch that supports 'trunk' mode (meaning all the
tagged packets are allowed)
- Second, get an unmanaged switch (make sure though that tagged packets
pass. I know it sounds odd, but I had a TPLink 48 ports switch
unmanaged, meaning a L2 switch that was blocking the packets...crazy)
- Third, get a managed switch, and configure a range of vlans on that
switch, and use the same range for your Neutron setup
- Razique
On 20 Nov 2013, at 16:51, Dnsbed Ops wrote:
Hi,
Does the Neutron VLAN setup need the hardware switch to support the
VLAN tags?
Thanks.
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