Hi @Danielos 

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What's the 7th VLAN int like? CIDR? Is there anything else special about the port?

Hi @Danielos 

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Danielos wrote

Hi @Clive_A 

 

Thank you for your quick response.

 

The 7th vlan is in the same pattern which I created the other one's, I should have mention in my first post, it's like:

 

192.168.60.1/28 (vlan id 60)

 

I configured the vlan to a specific port on a TL-SG2008 v4.20 which I connected my Windows laptop for testing. Unfortunately with no result.

 

When I switch the same port to one of the existing vlans it works like a charm.

 

I am using the Omada ecosystem with a OC200 hardware controller.

 

Thank you in advance

 

Everything looks right to me. This should be full auto and you don't have to configure anything on the OC200.

So, my question is if your system has successfully applied the settings? You can check the Application Result and see if the new VLAN int you created has been applied to them correctly and well.

Hi @Danielos 

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Danielos wrote

Hi @Clive_A

 

I checked the Application Result to see if the new VLAN applied correctly and well. I made some changes and added a new Guest vlan as well, all with status succeeded.

See screenprint below (ER605 v2 router):

 

 

 

This is also the case when a check the application result of the switch which I connected my laptop.

Unforntunately still with the same result.

 

What else can I check?

 

Regards

VLAN config of each port that finally leads to a device. And the port that the device is connected to. Every port needs to be examined.

Is there anything else related to the VLAN or your diagram missing out telling me?

What if you create a new VLAN 10.0.0.1/24, will this VLAN work?

Possible for you to reset it and restore your current backup?