CSCvo92300 RV34x Inter-VLAN Access Limitation

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Updated:March 27, 2019
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Defect Reference ID: CSCvo92300

Date Identified

February 06, 2019

Date Resolved

N/A

Products Affected

Model Firmware Version
RV34x 1.0.01.18
RV34x 1.0.02.16

Problem Description

When inter-VLAN routing is enabled for VLAN 1 or any other VLAN created, the Anyconnect user has access to resources.

However when inter-VLAN routing is disabled, Anyconnect can access only the router interface but not resources on this VLAN.

Workaround

Enable inter-VLAN routing on respective VLANs but if required create access rules (ACL) to restrict access between the VLANs.

To learn how to configure VLANs, visit the article on: Configure a Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) Settings on an RV34x Series Router.

To learn how to configure access rules, please see the article on: Configure Access Rules on an RV34x Series Router.

To process escalation, click here to contact the Cisco Small Business Support Center (SBSC).

There have been updates on licensing requirements starting with version 1.0.3.15 moving forward. For details about this, click here.

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