Planet vlan

Planet Switch Configuration

Step 1: Log into the Planet Switch
Planet switch default IP address is 192.168.0.100. Default password is “admin”
Once you have logged into the switch you can change the default IP address to match the IP subnet for LAN1. Here we have used the IP address 192.168.10.100.

Step 2: Configure VLAN Membership
Go to VLAN Membership configuration menu and create VLAN ID’s and port association.

Enter new VLAN ID and click Add
On the next page that appears select the ports to be associated with the VLAN
Click Apply to save. (We have assigned 6 ports for each VLAN as shown in the screen shots below)
Repeat the steps for each VLAN (VLAN’s 1 to 4)
Ensure port 1 is associated with all VLANs as this will be the trunk port

Note: VLAN1 is enabled by default and all ports are associated with VLAN1

Note: Port 1 must be a member of all VLAN ID’s since this will be used as the 802.1Q VLAN Trunk (uplink) from the Vigor3200 router

Step 3: Configure VLAN Port Configuration
Go to VLAN Port configuration menu and assign VLAN ID’s for each port

For Port 1, set this to be a Tagged port as shown below. This is required to allow the 802.1Q trunk from the Vigor3200 to work.
For other ports configure them as Untagged
Set PVID for each port as the vlan id
Click Apply to save

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