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[Philip Roberts]

I have a pair of CL5's connecting to several Rio's, ULXD4Q's and Mac Mini's with DVS and a variaty of other devices using a SG300 series switches.

Currently the SG300's are in their factory default "layer 2" mode. Also running on these switches in other vlans are a separate network for console and other AV device control and a connection to the rest of our public campus network for internet access for a few machines. The Mac Mini's are the only devices that need access to multiple vlan's and I them running on a trunk port with Dante as the untagged vlan and the public network and CL control network as tagged vlans.

To make some other upgrades to the console control network I need to get a DHCP server running on an SG300 which requires changing it's config to "layer 3" mode.

Has anyone run Dante on SG300's in layer 3 mode? Any gotch's I should know about?

Thanks

Philip

[Erik Jerde]

I have a pair of CL5's connecting to several Rio's, ULXD4Q's and Mac Mini's with DVS and a variaty of other devices using a SG300 series switches.

Currently the SG300's are in their factory default "layer 2" mode. Also running on these switches in other vlans are a separate network for console and other AV device control and a connection to the rest of our public campus network for internet access for a few machines. The Mac Mini's are the only devices that need access to multiple vlan's and I them running on a trunk port with Dante as the untagged vlan and the public network and CL control network as tagged vlans.

To make some other upgrades to the console control network I need to get a DHCP server running on an SG300 which requires changing it's config to "layer 3" mode.

Has anyone run Dante on SG300's in layer 3 mode? Any gotch's I should know about?

Thanks

Philip

Never had a problem with it.

Multiple sg300s.  Dante primary on dedicated switches.  Secondary and other vlans on other switches.  Two sides trunked together at the layer 3 switch.  L3 providing dhcp and routing.

[Philip Roberts]

Never had a problem with it.

Multiple sg300s.  Dante primary on dedicated switches.  Secondary and other vlans on other switches.  Two sides trunked together at the layer 3 switch.  L3 providing dhcp and routing.

Thanks

I didn’t figure it would be a problem but, ....

Philip

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