Hi,
Untagged Ports for VLAN 5: If you want a specific port to handle only VLAN 5 traffic (untagged), you can configure the port to be associated with VLAN 5 as "untagged." Untagged traffic means that the device connected to the port doesn't need to be VLAN-aware and any traffic sent or received from that port will automatically belong to VLAN 5.
DHCP Scope for VLAN 5: DHCP is available only when an Instant On secure Gateway or an Instant on AP configured in Wi-Fi Router mode is available in the site. The Aruba Instant On switches does not directly manage DHCP scopes for specific VLANs. DHCP services are typically handled by a router, firewall, or dedicated DHCP server on the network.
Regards,
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Sylvain Bouchard
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-19-2025 02:52 PM
From: onetechbeyond
Subject: What should port tagging look like, to isolate switchport VLANs on Instant On 1960 Switch?
I have an HPE Aruba Instant On 1960 Switch, directly connected to an Aruba Instant On AP11D. I have have two VLANs defined on the network (VLAN1, VLAN 5), but want to configure a select number of switchports on the 1960 to isolate the traffic of VLAN5. Should the switchports for VLAN 5 just be left untagged and simply choose VLAN5 as the default untagged network for the ports I want that VLAN isolated on?
Also I'm also not seeing a way in the Instant On portal to be able to configure the DHCP scope for VLAN5 with specific DHCP variables (domain name, DNS servers, etc.). Is there a specific level of licensing required to configure the InstantOn networks with that level of detail?
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OneTech Beyond
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