Max. VLAN ID 15 still valid on modern hardware?

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SaschaITM
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PostPosted: Sat Jul 08, 2017 6:43    Post subject: Max. VLAN ID 15 still valid on modern hardware? Reply with quote
Last week I've had to setup an old WRT54 for multiple VAPs using VLANs (because DHCP and routing was to be handled by a pfSense router). I'm pretty used to how to setup that kind of infrastructure, been doing it with quite a few Archer C7 (Atheros WiSOC-based). At first I couldn't get the VLANs to work the way I wanted to, then I've read on this forum that I had to use VLAN IDs from 1 to 15 (I was using higher IDs). Everything was working fine after adjusting my config accordingly.

My question is: is this limitation still in place for modern Broadcom-based routers? Is there maybe a trick or technique that would allow me to use arbitrary VLAN IDs on Broadcom hardware (and the WRT54 specifically)?
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2017 13:35    Post subject: Re: Max. VLAN ID 15 still valid on modern hardware? Reply with quote
SaschaITM wrote:
At first I couldn't get the VLANs to work the way I wanted to, then I've read on this forum that I had to use VLAN IDs from 1 to 15 (I was using higher IDs). Everything was working fine after adjusting my config accordingly.

My question is: is this limitation still in place for modern Broadcom-based routers? Is there maybe a trick or technique that would allow me to use arbitrary VLAN IDs on Broadcom hardware (and the WRT54 specifically)?
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SaschaITM
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2017 14:11    Post subject: Reply with quote
Thanks for the info! Pity this never got sorted out...
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