07-25-2011 03:53 AM - edited 03-10-2019 05:25 AM
i have one IPS 4255 sensor and one catalyst switch. i deploy ips interface pairs and connecting two vlan 33 22. i want to learn that.
the vlans (33 and 22) must be same subnet????? or different subnet at interface pairs mode???
because i do same subnet at interface pairs , it works and i do different subnet at interface pairs it is not work.
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07-25-2011 09:40 AM
The in-line interface pairs of the Cisco IPS sensor are transparent to traffic. You can think of the sensor as a "bump in the wire". Since there is no layer 3 routing intelligence in the sensor, there is nothing that would pass traffic between two different subnets on a pair of in-line interfaces. Both interfaces need to be addressed within the same subnet.
- Bob
07-25-2011 11:45 PM
ok. thanks. i know the ips not do layer 3 routing. if i want configurate 2 switch and this switch interface access or trunk mode and ips is inline interface pair mode.at this application also the user must be the same subnet. am i rigth?
07-26-2011 08:11 AM
Yes you are right, access mode on both switch interfaces and all users on both switches need to be in the same subnet.
- Bob
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