01-15-2008 05:05 AM - edited 03-11-2019 04:48 AM
Hi,
Im having some network design problems.
I think it will be easier to describe what i want to do first.
I have 3 small customers (1-4 employees) which will share internet connectivity and a large printer. Their office is within the same building. other than that they should not be able to "see" eachother.
I thought of making 3 Subnets / vlans:
Interface 0: DHCP (sec level 0)
Interface 1: VLAN 10 10.10.10.0/27 (sec level 100)
Interface 2: VLAN 20 10.10.10.32/27 (sec level 100)
Interface 3: VLAN 30 10.10.10.64/27 (sec level 100)
Firewall in routed mode.
What i am experiencing right now, that i am not able to ping across vlans.
i have not made any other configuration other than the neccessary for creating the vlans.
I also used the command: same-security-traffic permit inter-interface.
This should work because of the security plus license gives 20 vlans and with trunking capabilities.
Am i doing anything wrong, i really cant see what the problem is.?
Regards,
Ibrar
01-15-2008 05:57 AM
Since ICMP is not a stateful connection. You will probably need to make some Access list permitting ICMP Echo-Reply. Just for trouble shooting apply some access list permit ICMP Any any to each interface.
Hope this helps.
Jeff
01-15-2008 06:12 AM
you can optionally enable icmp inspection - which then treats icmp as stateful.
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