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Omada SDN - forwarding port list for siwitches
Omada SDN - forwarding port list for siwitches
2021-07-22 05:53:55
Model: OC200  
Hardware Version: V1
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Hello TP-Link,

are there plans to implement a "forwarding port list" for the port-isolation feature, like the one in switch standalone mode?

I kindly look forward to your reply.

Here a picture of the standalone mode:

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2021-07-23 07:23:05

Dear @nutzich,

 

nutzich wrote

are there plans to implement a "forwarding port list" for the port-isolation feature, like the one in switch standalone mode?

 

In Omada SDN, an isolated port cannot communicate directly with any other isolated ports, while the isolated port can send and receive traffic to non-isolated ports. If you want to set a port as "forwarding port" on the switch in controller mode, you may simply leave Port Isolation disabled on that port.

 

Here is a typical network requirement about Port Isolation for your reference:

To achieve the demand above, we can enable Port Isolation on Port 1-3, and no more configuration on Port 4.

 

If it doesn't work for your case, could you please elaborate on your network requirements so that I can try to help further?

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2021-07-23 10:03:36

@Fae

Fae thank you for your answer.

There is a customers project with very little budget (so no vlan or multiple switches), but a demand for basic security (port isolation is in the moment the only way to have ipv4 AND ipv6 isolation).
There ist a guest network and a private network. Both shall be isolated against each other.

here is the simplified setup:
Port 1 of switch ist gateway
Port 2 is guest
Port 3 is private printer
Port 4 is private PC

 

Port 1 can be  unisolated
Port 2 shall be isolated
Port 3 and 4 shall be isolated, but should have the possibility to connect to each other (so you can print form private PC)

In that case i would have the need for a forwarding port list, to set Port 4 as the forwarding port of Port 3 and vice versa.

It would be great if you could do the same thing in the Omada-SDN like in standalone mode.

 

Best regards

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