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andresdiaz
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Creating a Trunk Port in SMB 1430 appliance.

Hi all.

I'm so confused in order to create a trunk port in SMB1430 appliance, for connecting to a Switch where VLANs are defined.

Checkpoint appliance will take the DHCP rol for serving IP addresses to the switch-connected servers or computers.

I not able to find any documentation for undestanding how physical interfaces / VLANs / Bridges work.

Anyone than helps me, please?

 

Many thanks.

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PhoneBoy
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To create a bridge or a VLAN trunk, you will first need to unassign LAN ports from the LAN1_Switch.
Once you've done that, you can:

  • Create a bridge between two ports
  • Use a single port on a different LAN segment (no VLAN tags)
  • Create a different switch to assign the ports to (with a different network segment, again without VLAN tags)
  • Create a VLAN trunk (define each VLAN you wish to be available on the interface with the relevant network configuration)

See the docs: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R77.20.87/1400_Local_AdminGuide/html_frameset.htm 

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Chris_Atkinson
Employee Employee
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Did you attempt the configuration per sk106348?

Depending on the specifics you might need to use the DMZ port.

CCSM R77/R80/ELITE
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PhoneBoy
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Admin

To create a bridge or a VLAN trunk, you will first need to unassign LAN ports from the LAN1_Switch.
Once you've done that, you can:

  • Create a bridge between two ports
  • Use a single port on a different LAN segment (no VLAN tags)
  • Create a different switch to assign the ports to (with a different network segment, again without VLAN tags)
  • Create a VLAN trunk (define each VLAN you wish to be available on the interface with the relevant network configuration)

See the docs: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R77.20.87/1400_Local_AdminGuide/html_frameset.htm 

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