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Also, with an HP trunking means to aggregate links or ports, different than Cisco. That's what I've found out.

Okay, so I need to add Vlan1 and Vlan 30 to Site's B switch and Vlan50 and 60 to Site A's core, right? I don't need to do that to all switches, right just the two that will be going back and forth? How do I configure the uplink ports as trunk ports? Is there a command inside config to do that?

On Site A, yes. On Site B, no.

No, its currently set to DHCP, not manual.

The core at Site B has Vlan1 but all ports are tagged no. Only ports tagged are Vlan50 and 60.

kevnich2, So, on the site B switch, I want to go into config and do ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.1.2.51 Is that right? Does it matter its a different subnet? To your 2nd response: So on the uplink from Site B back to Site A, I have to make sure that THAT port has all VLANs on it from Site...

Here is what our network looks like now: School A - A core switch (10.1.2.51 - Procurve 5412zl) which does all the routing Sonicwall - 10.1.2.50 where the internet comes from (into X1) Two subnets - 10.1.2.xxx (512 IPs) = wired LAN - VLAN1 10.2.1.xxx (512 IPs) = wireless LAN - VLAN30...