Question about VLAN Routing on SG200

tonynguyen1 · ‎03-15-2012

I know that the SG200 series has VLAN support but was wondering it would support VLAN routing within the switch itself.

Hypothetically if I wer eto configure the ports as following:

Ports 1-10 on VLAN 1

Ports 11-20 on VLAN 2

Ports 21-30 on VLAN 3

Can devices on all the ports talk to each other without needing to purchase additional networking equipment?

Thanks in advance for the help.

David Hornstein · ‎03-15-2012

Hi Tony,

The 200's can segment traffic into VLANs, but IP switching between VLANs can be achieved on the SG300 series and the older Sx500 series switches.

regards Dave

tonynguyen1 · ‎03-15-2012

Thanks David.

If I go with the SG200, can I use the Cisco RV220W to route traffic between all the VLANS?

David Hornstein · ‎03-16-2012

Hi Tony,

That is a solution, use a VLAN aware router such as a RV220W to route between the SG200 VLANs.

For your information, if you are a Cisco Partner, you should have access to the Rv220W GUI emulator.

This is a great page for you to check out the management interfaces for both the 200 series switches and the RV220W.

The RV220W is a vlan aware product that can work with four configured VLANs. Hopefully that is enough.

regards Dave

tonynguyen1 · ‎03-16-2012

Is it 4 Vlan? Google seems to tell me 16.

Thanks!

tonynguyen1 · ‎03-17-2012

Please see this post on the RV220W.

I've been told this uses to route 16 VLANS? Now it routes only 4?

What do I do if I ned more than 4, however 16 is enough which I hope the RV220W actually supports.

Thanks

David Hornstein · ‎03-19-2012

Hi Tony,

I responded to that posting you referenced.

regards Dave