Unable to get 802.1Q VLAN to work

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Unable to get 802.1Q VLAN to work
Unable to get 802.1Q VLAN to work
2017-10-26 08:45:42
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Unable to get 802.1Q VLAN to work......

I use a Raspberry Pi2 as my Router and Ubiquiti PicoStationMSHP Access Point. I change the OS to UniFi for better control.
All of this may not mean a hole lot, but I mentioned it for context.

Let me say first, the VLAN works between the Pi2 Router to Ubiquiti Access Point. I am trying to setup a VLAN between my Pi2 Router and TP-Link 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Easy Smart Switch.

I created VLAN Port and numbered it 40 on my Pi2 Router and configured it as s DHCP server.
I cannot get any client to receive the IP Address from VLAN40. It keeps getting an address from VLAN1.
I even tried statically assigning the client an address on the DHCP Server and it is not being assigned.

Pi2 Router is connected to Port 8 on the TP-Link 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Easy Smart Switch.
The client computer is connected to Port 7 on the TP-Link 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Easy Smart Switch.

Please Help, I am out of ideas and there is no helpful videos or documentation that I can find?

Please see Attached images and let me know where I am going wrong.
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Re:Unable to get 802.1Q VLAN to work
2017-10-26 09:10:33
If your Pi2 router outputs tagged Ethernet frames for VLAN 40, you would need to configure port 8 of the TL-SG108 as a tagged port. To do so, click on the symbol for port 8 under "Tagged Ports" and leave its PVID as 1.

If your Pi2 router outputs untagged Ethernet frames (i.e. removing the VID 40 tag on output), you would need to configure port 8 as an untagged port as shown in your setup. But the PVID then should be 40.
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