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Vigor 2130 and Cisco UC320W how to as well as 2 SSID in separate VLAN with other IP Adresses #87

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GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago
Hi Community, hope someone can help me.

I'm struggling with the following things, i btw like the Vigor 2130 very much 
because of it's internet speed throughput.

I have a UC 320, this is Cisco's SmallBiz Voice System for up to 24 Users with 
everything in, AA, Vmail to E-mail and so on, for a greyfield deployment the 
scenario looks like:

UC320 Defaults:
Vlan 1 for Data
Vlan 100 for Voice

To summarize:

Before connecting the UC300 device to the pre-existing network using both LAN 
and WAN ports, configure a link on an existing rougher to connect the WAN port 
of the UC300. Some router have an additional routed interface, which can be 
configured for an IP address with net mask 255.255.255.252 to create a link for 
the UC300 WAN port, using the configuration tool of the existing router. The 
WAN port is then directly connected to the existing router using Ethernet cable.

Step 1 :
Connect to the pre-existing router

Step 2 :
Add a new VLAN, Provide an appropriate name and ID, do not select inter VLAN 
routing (They took ID 4)

Step 3 :
Multiple VLAN Subnets to change the subnet configuration of VLAN 4, which was 
created in the previous step. Click the edit icon for VLAN 4, and edit the IP 
Adress appropriately with subnet mask of 255.255.255.252. Select None for DHCP 
Mode, Click apply

Step 4 :
Select Networking - Port VLAN to change the VLAN for the one switch port to be 
connected to the WAN of the UC300. In this example, Port 4 is used. Click the 
edit icon for Port 4, and edit it's VLAN configuration. Select Access mode, and 
change PVID to 4. Click apply

Step 5 :
If the UC300 Series solution requires external access for administrative 
purpose, create port forwarding on the pre-existing router

Step 6 :
If SIP trunking service is uses for external voice calls, configure WAN QoS on 
the router

That's it, i would be very happy if someone can take a look in and tell me if i 
can do that with the Draytek.

2nd thing i wanna do is:

I have a WLAN network on the AP's i can have several SSID's, how can i make 
sure, that every SSID (I need 2) are getting separate IP Adresses ?

It looks like the 2nd issue is easier....

On my network there are 2 switches with a total of 48 GigE PoE ports, the AP's 
are all connected to the same switch.

So in my understanding i would like to to use 2 Ports on the Draytek

Port 1 for the UC320 WAN Port
Port 2 for Upling to the main Switch 

Draytek should be my single DHCP Server.

If you have questions, don^t hesitate to get back to me.

Thanks

Original issue reported on code.google.com by dsomm...@gmail.com on 17 Apr 2012 at 3:40

GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago
Regarding the first problem: seems absolutely possible. The 4 LAN-ports are 
usually bridged on the V2130, but if you know your way around a linux network 
configuration this should be easy for you to set up.

If not check https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=16934 for a general 
idea.

Regarding the second problem: This too should be solvable but again, not via 
the webinterface in the current version (1.5.2RC2).

The firmware of the V2130 is based on OpenWRT, so most of the stuff OpenWRT can 
do, the V2130 can do.

Original comment by ZeMilkm...@googlemail.com on 21 Apr 2012 at 3:16