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Hello Bill, Thank you for your great explanation. I did a few things right and a few things wrong. What i did right: I created the vlans the way you explained every vlan got its own subnet ip range lan-vlan22 - 192.168.172.0/27 - vlan id 22 wlan-vlan44 - 192.168.174.0/27 - vlan id 44 dmz-vlan66 - 192.168.176.0/27 - vlan id 66 I switched on dhcp on al 3 vlans and set the ip ranges. 192.168.172.2 - 192.168.172.30 192.168.174.2 - 192.168.174.30 192.168.176.2 - 192.168.176.30 on the procurve i set: untagged port 1-8 vlan id 22 untagged port 9-16 vlan id 44 untagged port 17-24 vlan id 66 tagged port 25-26 (2x gigabit ports) Wen i connect a client system to the switch ports 1-24 i receive the right ip from the m0n0wall vlan dhcpd and i'm able to surf the Internet. One thing i did wrong I kept the lan interface assigned to the physical nic. > First, for the LAN Interface, click the drop-down button and change it > from a real (physical eth0, xl0, etc) interface to the correct VLAN you > have configured on your Procurve switch to be your LAN subnet. > Chris has nice graphical write-up and explanation about VLANS here: > http://wiki.m0n0.ch/wikka.php?wakka=VLAN > > I am want to clean up and rework/reword this explanation and finish the > "m0n0wall VLAN configuration TBD..." part of that page so there is a > one-stop-shopping place for a decent VLAN explanation (with graphics) as > well as a how-to for a m0n0wall-specific VLAN configuration... Stay > tuned. :) > > I am sure that this is confusing, so ask questions. I am sure I can > clarify some of the more confusing parts. I bookmarked the url ofcourse and keep an eye on it ;) Very nice page with lots of info about vlan tagging and m0n0wall. It was confusing but i was on the right path, one thing i did wrong (kept the LAN on the physical nic). I hope this solves the webgui problem, the rest of my vlans was working. I'm going to test this at the weekend wen i have more time. And let you and the list know if that solved the webgui problem. Thanks again for your explanation. Guido p.s. I just tested it and it works ! All is oke now, great ! |