Is it possible to use your ASA as your default gateway for multiple subnets, and apply a vlan tag to each subnet, connect it to a trunk interface on the switch, then have the switch break out each of those vlan tags into "sub-vlans"? I can get this to work in my lab ONLY when using a directly IP'd interface to the router, without using trunk/802.1q - it's just a promiscuous mode switchport mapped to a primary vlan. Seems like an extreme limitation to me but maybe I'm doing something wrong. Also - if the answer is that you cannot do trunking to a "router-on-a-stick" like mentioned above, what would be the alternative? Would you have to put layer3 on the switch? Thanks!
Yeah, ASA can do sub interfaces. Use the "vlan 10" config model and not "encap dot1q 10" like a router. I don't think the switches I'm using in EVE support the separate VLAN options.
Seriously need to review/edit your videos ahead of time. Very sloppy and inconsistent, also you’re struggling to stay on point. Simple = better. Keep it simple and flowing consistent.
Is it possible to use your ASA as your default gateway for multiple subnets, and apply a vlan tag to each subnet, connect it to a trunk interface on the switch, then have the switch break out each of those vlan tags into "sub-vlans"? I can get this to work in my lab ONLY when using a directly IP'd interface to the router, without using trunk/802.1q - it's just a promiscuous mode switchport mapped to a primary vlan. Seems like an extreme limitation to me but maybe I'm doing something wrong.
Also - if the answer is that you cannot do trunking to a "router-on-a-stick" like mentioned above, what would be the alternative? Would you have to put layer3 on the switch?
Thanks!
Yeah, ASA can do sub interfaces. Use the "vlan 10" config model and not "encap dot1q 10" like a router. I don't think the switches I'm using in EVE support the separate VLAN options.
Do you know if there's a way to expand the pvlan config to a switch that doesn't support pvlan? Does works with both vlan and pvlan traffic?
Not sure honestly, never tried
Many thanks for your tutorial.
By the way, private VLANS works for me in EVE-NG. I am using i86bi-linux-l2-adventerprisek9-15.2d.bin
Ok, I'm using IOSv-L2. I tried it out and it failed to work. I have physical switches for testing it out.
Seriously need to review/edit your videos ahead of time. Very sloppy and inconsistent, also you’re struggling to stay on point. Simple = better. Keep it simple and flowing consistent.
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