Hi, Yes, I forgot about this. Change Port VLAN mode to general, keep PVID as 1. All ports in default have VLAN 1 as untagged (U), leave it. On port 24 add VLAN 101 and 102 as tagged (T), all other ports must have blank fields in VLAN 101 and 102.
Hi all, Is there anyone here has ever tried to setup VLAN between Cisco ASA 5510 and PowerConnect 2724? Our environment is all VMs and would like to put a few of the VM servers on the DMZ. That's why I'm trying to create the VLAN to split it to two.  VLAN 1 is local LAN. VLAN 2 is DMZ.   This is my planned configuration on the; Cisco ASA port 0: connected to the internet with no vlan port 1: connected to 2724 on vlan 1, 2 2724: port 24: connected to Cisco ASA on VLAN 1, 2. port 23: connected to another switch on VLAN 1. port  21-22: connected to PowerEdge (VM server) on VLAN 1, 2. port 1-20: connected to PCs LAN on VLAN 1.   I tried the configuration on my Cisco ASA VLAN (please read below) based on the Cisco engineer suggested but I did not see any traffic going in and out the Cisco when I did packet capture. The outside world can access the Cisco and that's about it. I'm on the inside can access all my server on LAN with no problem but can't get to the internet. He said that the DELL switch needs to be configured properly to support the VLAN.  My Cisco ASA Config: int ether0/1   no shut   int ether0/1.1 no shut vlan 1 nameif inside ip address 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0   int ether0/1.2 no shut vlan 2 nameif DMZ ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0     I read somewhere from google that I have to set the port to trunk mode but did not find the option to do that from the DELL web management page.  Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! :emotion-1:  
Setup VLAN between PowerConnect 2724 and Cisco ASA 5510