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Setting up VLAN from the PBX

Mike Lunn: /* Setting up VLAN from the PBX */

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Setting up VLAN from the PBX

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Setting up VLAN from the PBX

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Setting up VLAN from the PBX

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Setting up VLAN from the PBX

Mike Lunn: /* Setting up VLAN from the PBX */

2016-05-10T14:14:52Z

Setting up VLAN from the PBX

Mike Lunn at 17:46, 9 May 2016

2016-05-09T17:46:35Z

Mike Lunn: Created page with "
==== Setting up VLAN from the PBX ====

This guide requires a managed switch and knowledge of how to set up VLANs on it, which is outside of the ..."

2016-05-09T17:44:29Z

Created page with "<div>==== Setting up VLAN from the PBX ====</div><div><br/></div><div>This guide requires a managed switch and knowledge of how to set up VLANs on it, which is outside of the ..."

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<div>==== Setting up VLAN from the PBX ====</div><div><br/></div><div>This guide requires a managed switch and knowledge of how to set up VLANs on it, which is outside of the scope of this guide.  This is only to show how to set up VLAN on the pbx, and enable it for all phones.  This requires your PBX to be on software version 5.1.5-5 or higher.  All ports that will have a phone on it should have its port tagged for the appropriate vlan.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:Vlan config.JPG|File:Vlan config.JPG]]<br/></div>
#Define the VLAN under System=>VLAN.  It must be enabled.
#Set VLAN IP Address to the IP address that you would like to give the PBX on that vlan, which will also hand out DHCP on the vlan to the phones
#Set the VLAN Subnet mask to define the network just as you would on standard network settings.  255.255.255.0 is generally going to suffice.
#Set the VID to the actual VLAN ID tag.  This must match the VLAN in the switch that you are assigning the ports to.
#Set DHCP Start and End addresses as desired
#Save

[[File:Phone global vlan.JPG|File:Phone global vlan.JPG]]

#Navigate to PBX Setup=Phone Global
#Set Apply VLAN Config to Phones to Enabled
#Set Phone VLAN Enable to Enabled
#Set Phone VID to match VID from step 4 above
#If needed, set PC VLAN settings according to network.
#Save
#Apply changes
#Reboot phones.  They should pick up vlan config and be on the vlan network correctly.
<div>This process replaces the need to set vlan in the phone global template.  Using the phone global template to assign vlan is no longer necessary as of 5.1.5-5</div><div><br/></div>

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 This guide requires a managed switch and knowledge of how to set up VLANs on it, which is outside of the scope of this guide. This is only to show how to set up VLAN on the pbx, and enable it for all phones. This requires your PBX to be on software version 5.1.5-5 or higher. All network switch ports that will have a phone on it should have its port tagged for the appropriate vlan.
-'''WARNING: DO NOT SET VLAN IP ADDRESS ON THE SAME NETWORK AS STANDARD NETWORK INTERFACE!  This will lock up the pbx and cause it to become PERMANENTLY inaccessible.'''
+<span style="color:#ff0000;">'''WARNING: DO NOT SET VLAN IP ADDRESS ON THE SAME NETWORK AS STANDARD NETWORK INTERFACE! This will lock up the pbx and cause it to become PERMANENTLY inaccessible.'''</span> Example, if your standard network is 192.168.1.x, your vlan network CANNOT be the same.
 [[File:Vlan config.JPG|File:Vlan config.JPG]]
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 #Save
-NOTE: If your phones are on a vlan, autodiscovery will not find them with the default settings.  To scan the vlan network instead of normal network, go to destinations->auto discovery like normal, choose scan or don't scan as desired, and go under View Settings -> Advanced Scan Settings, and change the Scan Network box to the network (CIDR notation) that you wish to scan for the phones.
+NOTE: If your phones are on a vlan, autodiscovery will not find them with the default settings. To scan the vlan network instead of normal network, go to destinations->auto discovery like normal, choose scan or don't scan as desired, and go under View Settings -> Advanced Scan Settings, and change the Scan Network box to the network (CIDR notation) that you wish to scan for the phones.
+<br/>[[File:Phone global vlan.JPG|File:Phone global vlan.JPG]]
 #Navigate to PBX Setup=Phone Global

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		+	NOTE: If your phones are on a vlan, autodiscovery will not find them with the default settings. To scan the vlan network instead of normal network, go to destinations->auto discovery like normal, choose scan or don't scan as desired, and go under View Settings -> Advanced Scan Settings, and change the Scan Network box to the network (CIDR notation) that you wish to scan for the phones.

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 This guide requires a managed switch and knowledge of how to set up VLANs on it, which is outside of the scope of this guide. This is only to show how to set up VLAN on the pbx, and enable it for all phones. This requires your PBX to be on software version 5.1.5-5 or higher. All network switch ports that will have a phone on it should have its port tagged for the appropriate vlan.
 [[File:Vlan config.JPG|File:Vlan config.JPG]]
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 This process replaces the need to set vlan in the phone global template. &nbsp;Using the phone global template to assign vlan is no longer necessary as of 5.1.5-5
 === LLDP ===
 {{:LLDP}}

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-==== Setting up VLAN from the PBX ====
+=== Setting up VLAN from the PBX ===
 This guide requires a managed switch and knowledge of how to set up VLANs on it, which is outside of the scope of this guide. This is only to show how to set up VLAN on the pbx, and enable it for all phones. This requires your PBX to be on software version 5.1.5-5 or higher. All network switch ports that will have a phone on it should have its port tagged for the appropriate vlan.
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 This process replaces the need to set vlan in the phone global template. &nbsp;Using the phone global template to assign vlan is no longer necessary as of 5.1.5-5

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 #Define the VLAN under System=>VLAN. &nbsp;It must be enabled.
-#Set VLAN IP Address to the IP address that you would like to give the PBX on that vlan, which will also hand out DHCP on the vlan to the phones
+#Set VLAN IP Address to the IP address that you would like to give the PBX on that vlan, which will also hand out DHCP on the vlan to the phones (This MUST be a different IP address from the main IP address set under system=>networking)
 #Set the VLAN Subnet mask to define the network just as you would on standard network settings. &nbsp;255.255.255.0 is generally going to suffice.
 #Set the VID to the actual VLAN ID tag. &nbsp;This must match the VLAN in the switch that you are assigning the ports to.

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-<div>==== Setting up VLAN from the PBX ====</div><div><br/></div><div>This guide requires a managed switch and knowledge of how to set up VLANs on it, which is outside of the scope of this guide. &nbsp;This is only to show how to set up VLAN on the pbx, and enable it for all phones. &nbsp;This requires your PBX to be on software version 5.1.5-5 or higher. &nbsp;All ports that will have a phone on it should have its port tagged for the appropriate vlan.</div><div><br/></div><div>[[File:Vlan config.JPG|File:Vlan config.JPG]]<br/></div>
+==== Setting up VLAN from the PBX ====
 #Define the VLAN under System=>VLAN. &nbsp;It must be enabled.
 #Set VLAN IP Address to the IP address that you would like to give the PBX on that vlan, which will also hand out DHCP on the vlan to the phones
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 #Apply changes
 #Reboot phones. &nbsp;They should pick up vlan config and be on the vlan network correctly.
-<div>This process replaces the need to set vlan in the phone global template. &nbsp;Using the phone global template to assign vlan is no longer necessary as of 5.1.5-5</div><div><br/></div>

VLAN - Revision history

Mike Lunn: /* Setting up VLAN from the PBX */

Mike Lunn: /* Setting up VLAN from the PBX */

Mike Lunn: /* Setting up VLAN from the PBX */

Mike Lunn: /* Setting up VLAN from the PBX */

Mike Lunn: /* Setting up VLAN from the PBX */

Mike Lunn: /* Setting up VLAN from the PBX */

Mike Lunn at 17:46, 9 May 2016

Mike Lunn: Created page with "==== Setting up VLAN from the PBX ====This guide requires a managed switch and knowledge of how to set up VLANs on it, which is outside of the ..."

Mike Lunn: Created page with "
==== Setting up VLAN from the PBX ====

This guide requires a managed switch and knowledge of how to set up VLANs on it, which is outside of the ..."