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May 27th, 2007 09:00

VLAN on 5324 - no routing

Current environment:
 
We have a simple star pattern involving 5x 5324 switches as client ends, with another 5324 in the centre with servers and firewall connected to the central switch. All endpoints use the IP range 192.168.40.0/24
 
 
What I would like:
 
I would like to have two ports on each of the client side switches for a visitors VLAN. I do not need to route between the visitors network and the normal network, as I will do this via a DMZ on our firewall. Ideally, there should be minimal talk between the two. This will be on another subnet - 192.168.43.0/24
 
 
What I am planning on doing:
 
create VLAN 20 (visitors) on each switch
 
on each client 5324, allocate port g21 & g22 to VLAN 20 as access ports
 
on each client 5324, allocate port g24 as trunking port and allow VLAN 1 and VLAN 20
 
on the central 5324, allocate ports G19-G24 as trunking ports and allow VLAN 1 and VLAN 20 and allocate port G18 to VLAN 20 to plug into the DMZ for routing.
 
 
What I need to know:
 
a) any tips for doing above
b) will it work?


Message Edited by lostindust on 05-27-2007 05:06 AM

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May 28th, 2007 01:00

That should work just fine, we are doing the same exact thing at our offices. When ever I need to add another conference room to the outsidelan, I just add it to the trunk mix, for down stream connectivity.
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