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1. #PORT FORWARD NETWORK UTILITIES SAFE HOW TO#
2. #PORT FORWARD NETWORK UTILITIES SAFE INSTALL#
3. #PORT FORWARD NETWORK UTILITIES SAFE PLUS#

The untagged packets form the Ubiquiti are designated on Vlan “10”, and subsequently sent to the LAN ports.Check out our Knowledge Base, all guides are compiled by our Trusted Techs. The Ubiquti already tags packets destined to the WAN on Vlan “1”, so the GS105E leaves the tag alone.Packets coming in on ports 2, 3, and 4, the LAN ports, are tagged on Vlan “10”.Packets coming in on port 5, the WAN port, are tagged on Vlan “1”.When an incoming packet is received on a port, if it does not already have a Vlan tag, one must be added to designate what ports the switch will send the packet back out.Step 5: Configure the Default Vlan tags to incoming packets under “VLAN->802.1Q->Advanced->Port PVID”. Port 5 is not part of Vlan “10”, the “LAN” ports.Any device plugged into a LAN port does not need to be aware of Vlan tags in the packets. The Ubiquiti recognizes untagged packets as originating from the LAN ports. All packets outbound from the Vlan “10” ports have the Vlan tag removed, designated by “U”.Ports 2, 3, and 4 become the “LAN” ports available to plug in a computer, webcam, or other device on to your hamnet mesh network.Select “VLAN Identifier” “10” on the same settings window. Step 4: Assign ports 1, 2, 3, and 4 to Vlan “10”. Ports 2, 3, and 4 are empty and thus, not part of Vlan “1”.Your home network does not need to have packets tagged for a Vlan and conflict with other Vlan setups you may have. Packets could only originate from the Ubiquiti device on port “1”, the only other port on Vlan “1”. The “U” on port “5” means remove the Vlan “1” tag as the packet goes to your home network.The packet must be tagged on Vlan “1” so that the Ubiquiti will recognize the packet as coming from the ‘WAN’ port “5”. Packets could only originate coming in on port “5”, the only other port on Vlan “1”. The “T” on port “1” means tag all the outgoing packets to the connected Ubiquiti that they are coming from Vlan “1”.Refer to Step 5 and recall that Vlan “1” = WAN and Vlan “10” = LAN ports. The switch already knows where an incoming packet came from, Vlan “1” or “10”.

The Ubiquiti firmware knows Vlan “1” as the WAN port.Two Virtual Local Area Networks (VLAN) are created to represent these separate networks.The switch is configured to have two sets of ports, “LAN” and “WAN”.Ignore the Port Members for now, these are set in next steps. if router DHCP range starts at 100, pick something above 200 (but 802.1Q->Advanced->VLan Configuration. If your router does not have reservation capability, pick an address that would be unlikely to be assigned out, e.g. Note: ‘Reserve’ an IP address on your home router if it has this capability to avoid future collisions with other devices on your home network. This is accomplished with these settings on “System->Status->Switch Information”:

#PORT FORWARD NETWORK UTILITIES SAFE PLUS#

The ProSafe Plus Netgear configuration tool is run from a Windows computer on your home network to change the netgear settings in the future. I recommend assigning a static address to avoid consumption of LAN IP addresses from the hamnet node. You may wish to hold the factory reset button to restart from this step. Out of box, the GS105E will obtain an IP address from your home router. Plug the GS105E port 5 into your home network.

#PORT FORWARD NETWORK UTILITIES SAFE INSTALL#

Step 1: Follow the vendor’s instructions to install the configuration utility on your Windows computer on your home network.

#PORT FORWARD NETWORK UTILITIES SAFE HOW TO#

These instructions show how to configure the GS105E unmanaged switch to have the following port configuration: A switch with basic “vlan” capability can be configured to have multiple ports and enable gateway (internet) access to your AREDN node. Why? The Ubiquiti devices, with the exception of the AirRouter, only have 1 network port. Configuring a Netgear GS105E Switch with LAN/WAN ports