1. The 5448 model switch does not have routing capabilities (Layer 3).  In order for vlans to communicate you will need to have router connected to the switch with trunk connections allowing all the vlan traffic to traverse back and forth from the router. Then set up VLAN routing on the router.                 Depending on how your environment is set up this may be a possible solution. 2. Another possible solution to block the general use computer from the servers is to set up and ACL.                 You can read about ACL Overview on page 256 and configuration on page 262 of the User Guide. support.dell.com/.../en_ug.pdf Hope this helps, Please keep us updated.
Please forgive my lack of vlan knowledge. I have a powerconnect 5448 switch. Initially setup with all ports using vlan1. I have a "general use" computer on port 19 that should not be on the same network as my servers. I thought, "no problem, vlan it!" I googled and read the docs but cannot get this to work. Port 19 should be off of vlan1 but still be able to print to port32 that is on vlan1. How do I create another vlan (vlan2 with port 19 in it) and still give it the ability to print to port 32 on vlan1? What I've done so far: created vlan2. Added ports 19 (desktop pc) and 32 (printer) to be vlan2 members. The poblem with this setup is that now all of my workstations on vlan1 cannot print to the copier on vlan2 port32. Another problem that I see is that port 19 on vlan2 now has no internet access. It has lost connection to the gateway (the uplink on port 48). How can I separate port19 from all of the other ports on the switch yet still have it print to port 32 and still have access to its gateway on port48? :-( Where do I start? Is this even possible?! /confused  
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