Configuring Lan Settings; Create Vlans - D-Link DWL-3500AP Configuration Manual

To begin the Wireless Switch configuration , connect to port 12 from a PC on the 10.0.0.0
network and launch the web browser using the default IP address: 10.90.90.90/8. You connect the
APs after you complete the entire switch configuration.
The IP address information for this scenario is as follows:
Device
Wireless Switch Management Interface
Wireless Switch Loopback Interface
AP1
AP2
Wireless Clients on D-LINK-NET1
Wireless Clients on D-LINK-NET2

2.1. Configuring LAN Settings

All of the features you configure in this section are within the LAN tab on the D-LINK
Wireless Switch.
In this scenario, the switch is a L3 device with a total of four VLAN routing interfaces. Each
connected AP is in a different subnet, so you need to configure two separate VLAN routing
interfaces and configure an IP address for each interface. Each AP has three different VAPs
enabled, and each VAP uses a different SSID and VLAN. You create an ACL to block IP traffic
between clients on VAP1 and clients on VAP2, so you also need to configure VLAN routing
interfaces for the two VAPs. The third VAP is the Guest Network, which is not used in this
scenario.
When wireless clients connect to the AP, all traffic from the client is tagged with the VLAN ID
associated with the SSID that the client uses to connect. You must configure the VLAN
information on the switch so that client traffic is accepted on the ports. (Note: if the VLAN ID of
the SSID Network is equal to the untagged-VLAN configured on the AP, which by default is 1,
traffic on that Network will be untagged when injected into the network. A Radius server could
also be used to assign per-client VLAN assignement).

2.1.1. Create VLANs

AP1 is connected to port 0/1, and AP2 is connected to port 0/13. The summary information for
the VLAN configuration is as follows:
VLAN ID
VLAN 20 (Interface 4/1)
VLAN 30 (Interface 4/2)
VLAN 100 (Interface 4/3)
VLAN 200 (Interface 4/4)
Also, the default VLAN (PVID) for port 0/1 is 20, and the default VLAN for port 0/13 is 30.
Use the following steps to create and configure each VLAN. Repeat the steps to configure all four
VLANs. Refer to the table for information about what value to configure for each VLAN.
IP Address
10.90.90.0/8
192.168.10.254/32
192.168.20.x/24
192.168.30.x/24
192.168.100.x/24
192.168.200.x/24
VLAN Name
AP1
AP2
D-LINK-NET1
D-LINK-NET2
Include Ports IP Address
Port 0/1 192.168.20.254
Port 0/13 192.168.30.254
Ports 0/1 and 0/13 192.168.100.254
Ports 0/1 and 0/13 192.168.200.254