Multiple Vlans & Single Default Gateway

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Hi All
question for any cisco experts i am going to configure on Saturday a Cisco SF300-24 which is setup at present as a unmanaged switch. I need to configure 6 Vlans with 10 addresses each and they will all point to the same gateway address which is the Virgin Router.

Any advice if this is possible ?

Thank you
 
Each vlan has its own gateway. The switch itself has the router as the gateway and probably routing enabled somewhere. Or something.
 
You'll need to put the switch into L3 mode.

Thanks, then it would be just a matter of making each of the ports in separate Vlans as access ports without any need for Trunk ports..

Or am i mistaken ?
 
You will need to create 1 GW per vlan, then on the switch create virtual interfaces for those vlans, then setup routing to send traffic to Virgin router (default route should do I believe).

Or, if the Virgin router can have multiple virtual interfaces you can set the vif on there for the vlan GW's and create a trunk port to carry all the vlans to the router.
 
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