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My main network is on a N4064 - 192.168 two separate vlans on a N3048P - 10.10 the other is on a dumb switch - 10.2 vlans are setup within pfsense.
I know how to assign ports within both Dell switches but then I have to physically move my patch cable and frankly I'm lazy
It was setup for me and I was only shown how to hop back and forth. I'm not a networking guy at all so I'm trying to learn, and I assumed there was a better way.
Would like the NVR to have access to both the camera vlan and the main network and give my main computer access to the equipment vlan I have a system on that vlan that runs my CNC routers/3d printers that I'd like to keep from the Internet be great to just have the access on my main pc usually access it through the kvm