So I've attempted to contact HP pre-sales (we are an HP partner) and after 5 idiots that don't know their products, they transferred me to another team which turned out to be fucking CDW in the wrong country. Pretty typical of my experience with HP if you ever need to ask a question more technical than "what is a computer".
I'm trying to determine what switches in the Procurve lineup will do Inter-VLAN routing on the same switch. Assume a basic 1 switch network.
I've determined that Procurve "Layer 3 Lite" will do static routing but not dynamic routing. So I would assume their Layer 2 switches do absolutely no routing. However I have a 2520 in front of me that HP claims is Layer 2 only yet I can route between VLAN's on that switch.
So where is the designation? What switches in their lineup can do just plain old Inter-VLAN routing for directly connected networks and what can't? Will their bottom of the barrel 1810-24G do Inter-VLAN routing?
I'm trying to determine what switches in the Procurve lineup will do Inter-VLAN routing on the same switch. Assume a basic 1 switch network.
I've determined that Procurve "Layer 3 Lite" will do static routing but not dynamic routing. So I would assume their Layer 2 switches do absolutely no routing. However I have a 2520 in front of me that HP claims is Layer 2 only yet I can route between VLAN's on that switch.
So where is the designation? What switches in their lineup can do just plain old Inter-VLAN routing for directly connected networks and what can't? Will their bottom of the barrel 1810-24G do Inter-VLAN routing?