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To which port in vlan are packet forwarded?

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http://serverfault.com – I see in arp table only MACs and Vlans pairs. I have 3 ports is in same Vlan in access mode ( vlan is configured as interface with ip address and routing ), my question is if packets routed to this vlan/subnet are sended to all associated ports? Or only to port where destionation IP is connected. In route table is destionation network and mentioned vlan. I quess that yes, because destination ip is nowhere associated with port where can be reached. (HowTos)

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Submitted by taskli on 06/09/2012 – Made popular on 06/09/2012

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I am trying to configure two separate vlans in ESXi. Right now I have two vlan's set up on a single vswitch in separate port groups (one for vlan 100, one for vlan 110). None of the ports connected to the port group for vlan 100 can go anywhere, including the gateway. Everything connected to the port group for vlan 110 works just fine.

First of all I'm relatively new to VLANs. I have a ZyXEL GS-1524 switch and two networks that I want to keep separate, but they need to use the same router. The router is on port 22, ports 17 and 18 belong to the first network, and all other ones to the second.

The issue is that my switch requires all ports to be on VLAN 1.

Forgive me as it's been a while since I've worked with VLANs and I've never done this with HP.

THE GOAL

The goal is for me to have 5 separate VLANS that operate independently of each other, and can communicate with the egress port as that is where the servers lie. I would like each vlan to have 4 ports available to send to un-managed switches.

HP 1810-48G Switch (J9660A) 34 weeks 5 hours ago

I am setting up 4 Vlan.Port 1 is my management port and belongs to Vlan 1 Port 2-12 is Vlan 2. Port 13-24 is Vlan 3. Port 25-36 Vlan 4. There is 3 different companies that uses Vlan 2-4 but i want them to share one printer. The printer is connected to port 48.

Will this work or do i need to have to install a router?

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interface gigabitethernet2

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