Dear all. VLAN is tricky..
Running here a Netgear GS108E switch. We have 3 mesh nodes connected on port 1, 4 and 6. On the system the mesh nodes appear as DTD, which is correct. The mesh node on port 1 is hosting our PBX PC, this pc is plugged in to Port 2. A phone we have plugged in on port 3.
The funny thing is, that on the setup the mentioned mesh node gives an IP for the PBX PC and one for the phone. Out from our aredn network the PXB and the phone are accessible, but the phone do not connect to the PBX. Do I have to change something at the VLAN config?
In addition, we have plugged in our WAN on Port 8, all three nodes do not show the wan connection (IP from WAN Router). Any suggestions?
Running this config on the Switch: GS108E 3 Node 4 LAN 1 WAN | Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network (arednmesh.org)
Vy 73 HB9FND
Alex
Running here a Netgear GS108E switch. We have 3 mesh nodes connected on port 1, 4 and 6. On the system the mesh nodes appear as DTD, which is correct. The mesh node on port 1 is hosting our PBX PC, this pc is plugged in to Port 2. A phone we have plugged in on port 3.
The funny thing is, that on the setup the mentioned mesh node gives an IP for the PBX PC and one for the phone. Out from our aredn network the PXB and the phone are accessible, but the phone do not connect to the PBX. Do I have to change something at the VLAN config?
In addition, we have plugged in our WAN on Port 8, all three nodes do not show the wan connection (IP from WAN Router). Any suggestions?
Running this config on the Switch: GS108E 3 Node 4 LAN 1 WAN | Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network (arednmesh.org)
Vy 73 HB9FND
Alex
Please explain more about the IP phone connecting to the PBX.
If the phone and the PBX had IP addresses on the same LAN, then they should be 'connected'.
The phone 'registers' with a PBX.
Periodically the PBX tests the connection to see if the phone is still available.
If your phone has a display, its IP address could be shown.
"In addition, we have plugged in our WAN on Port 8, all three nodes do not show the wan connection (IP from WAN Router).
Any suggestions?"
Interesting.
I also have a GS-108E-v2 VLAN switch with the same configuration settings. (I think)
WAN plugged into port 8.
2 of 3 nodes have WAN gateway, 1 of 3 does not!
Port 1 is Nightly 1844 on a Mikrotik LHG HP5 XL, WAN
Port 4 is Nightly 1853 on a Ubiquiti PBE M5-400 XW, WAN
Port 6 is Stable 3.22.8.0 on a Ubiquiti loco M2 XW, no WAN
Weird.
73, Chuck
Hi, Alex:
Please show how your phone does not connect to your PBX.
gelmce@nc8q-mesh:~$ ping -c 1 nc8q-phone-1009 <-- My workstation can ping my IP phone.
PING nc8q-phone-1009.local.mesh (10.93.84.247) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from nc8q-phone-1009.local.mesh (10.93.84.247): icmp_seq=1 ttl=62 time=1.37 ms
--- nc8q-phone-1009.local.mesh ping statistics ---
1 packets transmitted, 1 received, 0% packet loss, time 0ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 1.374/1.374/1.374/0.000 ms
gelmce@nc8q-mesh:~$ ping -c 1 nc8q-raspbx <-- My workstation can ping my PBX
PING nc8q-raspbx.local.mesh (10.174.162.45) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from nc8q-raspbx.local.mesh (10.174.162.45): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.618 ms
--- nc8q-raspbx.local.mesh ping statistics ---
...1 packets transmitted, 1 received, 0% packet loss, time 0ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.618/0.618/0.618/0.000 ms
gelmce@nc8q-mesh:~$ ssh nc8q-raspbx
Welcome to RasPBX - Asterisk for Raspberry Pi
gelmce@nc8q-raspbx:~ $ sudo ping -c 1 nc8q-phone-1009 <-- My PBX can ping my IP phone.
PING nc8q-phone-1009.local.mesh (10.93.84.247) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from nc8q-phone-1009.local.mesh (10.93.84.247): icmp_seq=1 ttl=62 time=1.28 ms
--- nc8q-phone-1009.local.mesh ping statistics ---
1 packets transmitted, 1 received, 0% packet loss, time 0ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 1.282/1.282/1.282/0.000 ms
gelmce@nc8q-raspbx:~ $
73, Chuck
Many thanks for your effort and help = hamspirit. vy 73 HB9FND, Alex