Greetings,
I am looking for assistance with bridging a trunk link between two Cisco 3560 48p SW's. I am unable to get the ePMP bridge to pass any traffic. Trunk has (3) VLANs, 2,16,172. Has anyone done this with success?
Thanks for the assistance-
Matt, NC
In ptp mode, they are transparrent bridge, Do you want to pass only those vlans?
you can filter them at the cisco ports...
@TF10COML wrote:
Greetings,
I am looking for assistance with bridging a trunk link between two Cisco 3560 48p SW's. I am unable to get the ePMP bridge to pass any traffic. Trunk has (3) VLANs, 2,16,172. Has anyone done this with success?
Thanks for the assistance-
Matt, NC
Hi,
Without VLANs configuration bridge is transparrent for every tagged or untagged traffic.
If you want to allow only several VLANs please add it to VLAN Membership Table on SM (Configuration -> Network).
Thank you.
I honestly would like it to pass everything... but the network is tagging everything data on VLAN 2 and VOIP stuff on VLAN 16. I have the SW trunk set to allow vlans 1-200. Is there a setting for transparent mode on the ePMP? I was reading the manual, but didn't seem as easy as some of the UBNT devices with the transparent check box. I am unable to figure out if it's in the SW configs or the ePMP not allowing it to pass. Can you confirm what I should have set on the ePMPs for transparent? If I can rule out the ePMP configs then I can rule it to the SW configs. If anyone if familiar with those, I can post them as well.
Matt
@TF10COML wrote:I honestly would like it to pass everything... but the network is tagging everything data on VLAN 2 and VOIP stuff on VLAN 16. I have the SW trunk set to allow vlans 1-200. Is there a setting for transparent mode on the ePMP? I was reading the manual, but didn't seem as easy as some of the UBNT devices with the transparent check box. I am unable to figure out if it's in the SW configs or the ePMP not allowing it to pass. Can you confirm what I should have set on the ePMPs for transparent? If I can rule out the ePMP configs then I can rule it to the SW configs. If anyone if familiar with those, I can post them as well.
Matt
its even easier than UBNT. you don't do anything, they pass by default.
Hello,
You may find this KB article useful.
Regards
Good afternoon!
Thanks for all the responses. Looks like I am still unable to get the switches to bridge with the default settings. (Only thing modified is the static IP and one is AP, other is STA. Beginning to wonder if the 3560 SW's are casuing the issue? I have inlcuded the SW configs in the attachments. Can someoneone look over them and confirm the settings?
My network:
192.168.20.1 default GW
VLAN2 DATA
VLAN16VOICE
VLAN172 INTERCONNECT
This setup is for a mobile field hospital that bridges the main unit to western shelter tents. I am attempting to place a 24p POE with phones and AP in the tents WITHOUT running wire on the ground.
Matt
Which ports are the radios plugged into? It appears that some of the trunk ports have a native-vlan of 2, which would prevent packets tagged on VLAN-2 from working across that trunk.
Did you solved your problem?
Like mentioned before, you don’t need to do nothing to pass vLan traffic across ePMP Link ( bridge mode ).
Probably a bit to late but just notice this post and have completed pretty much the same job with a heap of 3750's/epmp and force products (not sure about this low end Cambium stuff though! :)
.... As Barrack and mr Cambium said... "Yes you can!" :)
It will be an issue in the Cisco config... Cisco, vlans not working... get outta here!
Do you have cookbook of Wireless VLAN Trunk for Cambium EPMP
Exactly like this for Mikrotik
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Wireless_VLAN_Trunk
If you don't have
Could you ask Cambium Indonesia to loan me EPMP, so that I can test with my 2xCisco 3750
tq
