I've been tasked by 4 medical practices to move their servers into a colocation facility, connect their remote offices using high-speed fiber (10-100Mb) and still keep each practice separate. They are sharing the colo and SAN to reduce their individual cost. Basically I'm setting up a private cloud with a twist - keeping them separate. I worked all afternoon yesterday and through the night until 5am with no luck getting anything to work. Please help. I'm sure there is something obvious that I'm overlooking.
Here is where I'm currently at. I'm a server administrator that knows enough networking to be dangerous. Here is what I have so far.
All switches have been changed to Layer 3
Practice 1
Colo network & 32nd St Office
I was able to connect these two locations with the high-speed fiber using a flat network (VLAN 1). I will need to break them into different subnets.
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2 - SGE2010s stacked
IP: 192.1.1.38 /24 (It was already like this. I'll need to migrate them to 10.13.2.1)
VLAN: 132
VLAN IP: 192.168.13.2 /24
VLAN: 1013
Port 48 changed to General, admit all (Fiber connection)
Routing
192.1.35.0 /24 -> 192.168.13.3
0.0.0.0 /0 -> 192.1.1.38
CG office
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1 - SGE2010
IP: 192.1.35.254 /24 (will migrate later to 10.13.3.1)
VLAN: 133
VLAN IP: 192.168.13.3 /24
VLAN: 1013
Port 48 changed to General, admit all (Fiber connection)
Routing
192.1.1.0 /24 -> 192.168.13.1
I can't see the remote CG office. What am I missing? Once I get this basic setup I'm going to use it as a template for the remaing 9 offices.
Thanks!
