Can't comment on the d-link switch, but typically you have an access port or a trunk port on a switch. pfSense works as trunk port when you define vlans. All packets going out the interface in question will be tagged with the appropriate vlan, and all inbound packets on the interface _must_ also be tagged.
--Bill On 5/16/06, Ispánovits Imre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I totally newbe in vlan word :( If I define vlans on one of the pfSense box's NICs, then should I create vlan groups of the switch's ports as well? (it's a D-Link DES-1024) Regards Imre
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