Re: [PLUG] VLANs

[Drew Lehman <dlehman@digitatech.com>]

Ok, just for a heads up, I had to explicitly tag the ports for the 
pfsense and WAPs as being in the VLAN (so much for GVRP).  That got the 
DHCP server to work.  I added a rule to the VLAN virtual adapter to 
allow all access.  With this I was able to get to the default VLAN, but 
not the Internet.  I did some looking around and found out I had to add 
a route for that virtual adapter, even though I used the default 
gateway.  Essentially I did this as the command prompt: route add -net 
192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 gw 192.168.10.1 (the default gateway).  
I'm surprised I had to do this last step and that pfsense did not add a 
route by default for each new adapter.

On 8/16/2012 11:00 AM, John Kreno wrote:
> He's saying that he's enabled a DHCP server on vlan 100, and he's
> trying to get to clients on vlan 100 off of the Access Point. All of
> that would be in the same broadcast domain, assuming that he has vlan
> continuity through the switch.

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