You will find all the interfaces in this menu, both external (WAN) and internal (LAN1, LAN2….) interfaces.
To change the internal interface IP scheme to something else, go to Configuration → Network → Interface → Ethernet. To change the role of the port you would just click on the physical port icon and drag it to the color you want to group the port on. On the ZyWALL USG 300/1000/2000 the ports are grouped by color scheme. The screenshot below shows all ports grouped together as part of the LAN1 interface. To set the port to a specific interface group, click the radio to make the port member of that group/interface. If you want to re-assign the ports to different interfaces or all the ports to one interface if you are not planning on using the other network interfaces, this can be done on the Port Role menu ( Configuration → Network → Interface → Port Role). Each interface has specific ports attached to it LAN1 for instance is usually assigned to ports P2 & P3 depending on the ZyWALL model, LAN2 is assigned to P4 and the DMZ on P5. The higher end ZyWALL may have an ExtWLAN interface, an OPT interface or every port is individual (USG300 and higher). By default the LAN1 interface is configured with an IP subnet of 192.168.1.0/24, LAN2 is configured with a subnet of 192.168.2.0/24 and the DMZ is configured with a subnet of 192.168.3.0/24. Each interface uses a different IP subnet.
The ZyWALL routers have multiple internal interfaces configured out of the box. This allows you to have multiple networks configured on the router without the use of VLANs to separate the network traffic. The “Port Roles” option on the ZyWALL router gives you the ability to group ports together to create a network which is separate from the other physical ports. Granted, I'm very new to all of this and I don't really know whether I'm doing this correctly.This guide will provide step-by-step instructions on changing the RJ-45 port roles, changing interface IP subnet schemes and creating DHCP reservations (static DHCP) on the ZyWALL USG routers. The web interface seemingly allows for something like this, by assigning each ethernet interface to its own zone, and then adding a vlan on that zone and base port.
200), a switch with local workstations and servers (on. Under each vlan we plan to add a switch for VoIP (on. The WAN port would be connected directly to the modem. I was wondering whether it would be possible to assign each physical port on the ZyXEL USG40 to a vlan, so that: However, after helping me configure the vlans, they told me I'd need an additional switch that allows me to bind each vlan to one or more physical ports. I was told this product would be sufficient to setup a company network with 3 separate vlans. I'm trying to configure a ZyXEL USG40 to act as a switch that can physically separate 3 vlans from each other.
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