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RV042G and multiple subnets

cyruspy
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Hi!, I'm trying to configure a RV042G to handle at least 3 subnets, I see that it doesn't support 802.1q trunks, but on the interface setup page it gives the option to set a vlan for the port (static options: vlan1-vlan4 :/) but it's not possible to setup IP addresses for each vlan.

How come?!, is this a router that cannot route between subnets?,  what are the vlans used for then?

Regards.

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Ciro,

Please see the following thread. This might give you a better idea of how the RV042(G) works in regard to VLAN and multiple subnets.

https://supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2226281

- Marty

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SamirD
Level 5
Level 5

The vlans are limited on these units.  You can only have a dhcp server on one of the vlans, and you can only either enable or diable routing between them.  If you really need vlans, I'd create those outside of the rv042g.    

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mpyhala
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Hi Ciro,

The RV0xx routers handle VLANs differently than most of the Cisco Small Business routers. Please see the following document that best describes the capabilities:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/routers/csbr/app_notes/RV0xx_an_vlan_78-21017.pdf

- Marty

Thanks mpyhala, I've already got as far as isolating traffic like the link states. The issue is that I can only set IPs for LAN/VLAN1 (base + aliases) but I cannot see how to setup IPs for the other vlans..

Ciro,

Please see the following thread. This might give you a better idea of how the RV042(G) works in regard to VLAN and multiple subnets.

https://supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2226281

- Marty

I had a wrong port configuration in one of the switches

Now that I fixed it, I see that the router answers for each subnet in any interface/vlan, that's pretty fucked up (sorry). That's not safe at all, I can setup a priviledged IP on the untrusted VLAN and the router will happily forward traffic. Is this how it's supposed to work?, am I missing something?

Regards,

Ciro

Ciro,

Can you be a little more detailed about the configuration?

- Marty

I was expecting to setup internal subnets isolated with VLANs. In any broadcast domain I was able to use the servers subnet and the RV042G would happily forward traffic. This is unacceptable in a case where you would like an untrusted vlan for guests for example...

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SamirD
Level 5
Level 5

The vlans are limited on these units.  You can only have a dhcp server on one of the vlans, and you can only either enable or diable routing between them.  If you really need vlans, I'd create those outside of the rv042g.    

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That's what've learned, ditched the RV042G for this project...

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