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I'm trying to set a Layer 3 Switch (An HP v1910-48G) on my pension (we have around 30 computers). I've got a 6 IP range (4 IPs + 1 Gateway + 1 broadcast).
I've created 3 VLANs:
VLAN 001: It's a VLAN just for port 1, used for accessing the switch's web interface. It'll be an "useless" port most of the time.
VLAN 002: A VLAN for port 2. It'll hold the ethernet cable which gets out of the ISP's "modem". I set the subnet IP manually to one of the 4 IPs we have.
VLAN 003: A VLAN for all the others ports. It has a subnet on 169.254.10.1/24.
I've also created a static routing for 0.0.0.0 (mask 0.0.0.0) with the next hop set as the ISP Gateway's IP.
On a laptop connected to one of VLAN 003's ports, with a manually set IP address on the VLAN 003 subnet. I can ping 169.254.10.1. I can't ping my ISP's gateway. If I try to tracert to, let's say, 8.8.8.8, I get the following:
1 1ms 1ms 1ms 169.254.10.1
2 * * *
3 * * *
4 * * *
And so on.
What should I do to route one of the 4 IPs and be able to have internet access?
Changed my VLAN 003 to 192.168.2.1/24 and still got the same results (can't ping gateway, and still can't get past my switch on tracert). :\ (edit: but nice catch on the IANA-reserved address, that didn't crossed my mind while I was setting the switch). – Yaakushi – 2015-04-03T23:09:16.503