Broadcast Layer2 VLAN over SpeedFusion Tunnel

Broadcast Layer2 VLAN over SpeedFusion Split Tunnel

In this tutorial, Peter from West Networks explains how to Broadcast Layer2 VLAN over SpeedFusion Split tunnel!

First, make sure all devices are in InControl and online.
Menu: "Network Settings" > "VLAN Networks"
Click "Add VLAN Network" on the left:
Setting applied in video: Note: DHCP server can be selected as "disable" or "Unmanaged" Do not "enable" this will auto push VLAN settings and you will lose some control

Go back to the Dashboard check that it is pushing the configurations.
(In the Device list, the "Last Config Applied" section to the right)
Go to your devices to make sure the Layer2 VLAN is working properly
(Under the device > Network > Network settings > VLAN10)
Next you will want to change the LAN IP Settings for each device:
- Looking at Peter's example: He has three devices (SDX, 310, HD2)
- He changes the IP Address to be sequential.
- First is the SDX:
  He leaves the IP Address "172.16.10.1" and leaves DHCP "enable" checked
- Second is the 310:
  Changes IP Address "172.16.10.2" and Disables DHCP by un-checking the "enable" box (to avoid DHCP conflicts)
- Third is the HD2: Changes IP Address to "172.16.10.3" and Disables DHCP by un-checking the "enable" box (to avoid DHCP conflicts)
- Save and Apply

With the "Show Advanced Settings" showing, you will see "Link Settings" and "WAN Settings" These allow you to add more options in the profile you are creating.
Link Settings: click "Advanced Link Settings" this will show the two tunnels it is going to create.
Each tunnel has only "1" primary tunnel. On the "SDX to 310 5G" tunnel click "edit" to the right.
We are going to add a "Sub Tunnel" click "Add" to the right

In the new "Advanced Link Settings" window, find the "Tunnel Name" and rename it "VLAN10-L2". This will be your sub tunnel.
Click "Save" then "OK"
Edit the sub tunnel name for the next device: Find the next device on the list. in this case it is the "HD2 5G" device. Click "Edit" to the right.
Click "Add" to add a new sub tunnel.
Change the "Tunnel Name" to be the same as the first: "VLAN10-L2"
Click "Save" then "Ok"
Click "Save"
Click "Next"
Click "save Changes" this will be back in the "PepVPN / SpeedFusion" view

SDX Device setup:
- Make sure you are back at main dashboard for your SDX. In the menu:
  "Network" find "Network Settings" on the top left, click on "LLAN10-L2"

Now we need to tell the Layer2 network to broadcast as a Layer2 over SpeedFusion. Under the "Network Settings" section, if you look to the right you will see a Question mark.
Click the "Question Mark" then Click "here" in the pop-up.

This will give you more options by adding a box titled "Layer2 PepVPN Bridging. in the first option select the 310 5G device.
Click the "+"

This will repeat a lot from the SDX, first go to the 310 Dashboard, then in the menu: "Network" find "Network Settings" to the left, then click "VLAN10-L2"
Once there Click the "Question Mark" in the "Network Settings" section then click "here" link
With the new options "Layer 2 PepVPN Bridging" available.
Add the SDX from the "Profile name" drop down.
Click "Save" this will close those options
Click "Apply Changes" top bar middle

Make sure you are looking at the Dashboard of your HD2 5G device. Repeat steps above for "Setting up the 310 5g device"
Click "Status" tab in the top menu to view the status of the tunnel

Going to the 310 device Dashboard, click "Status" to check the status of the tunnel.
Moving to the SDX Dashboard, you should see four Tunnels, 2 Tunnels to each router.