I don't have a terribly over-bearing amount of VLANs. I had 3, and am trying to get to a total of 5. Server has plenty of resources to process all this.. My first 3 are working, and have been for about a year since I set them up. Today, however, I decided to add the other 2 VLANs, but for whatever reason despite my following the same guide and ensuring all settings are the same, I cannot seem to make any progress. My environment and testing scenarios are as follows:
pfSense with VLANs (bold is what I'm trying to create): 20, 30, 40, 67, 100
- Interfaces enabled and linking back to LAN
- All 5 VLAN Gateway IP's are pingable from my network
- DHCP Server enabled for the interface, and proper range given
Switch is a Cisco Catalyst 3750
- Port from pfSense is Trunked, allows all VLANs
- Port to hypervisor trying to make use of new VLAN is also trunked, untagged traffic defaults to vlan 40. Also allowed all VLANs.
- VLANs 67 and 100 have been created on the switch, and are showing up with "show vlan" and "show interface trunk"
- Also have copied running-config to startup-config..
Through two different hypervisors, I've attempted to create a VM with VLAN 67, and both of them get no traffic. No DHCP, cannot manually assign an IP either.
Finally, the switch can ping the interface IP's of the new VLANs, but so can devices on other VLANs on the switch (this will be changed later with fire wall rules).. I feel like the issue is somewhere at the switch, but not entirely sure.. Anything else I should check?
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