Hello All,
I am looking at getting at setting up my home network. The current plan is to:
Set up Vlan 1, 10, and 20.
1 for ISP router as well as IPTVs (Which require to me on vlan 1)
10 for standard home network. Gaming PCs, wifi AP, NAS, etc
20 for home automation.
Setup ACL:
Vlan 1 <-> Vlan 10
Vlan 10 <-> Vlan 20
but Vlan 1 and 20 cannot communicate
ISP router will handle DHCP for vlan 1 and would be connected to vlan 1 port on a SG200-28 that I already own. Connected to the SG200 further down stream would be a L3 switch. The L2 and L3 would be trunked together via a crossover cable. The L3 would be responsible for handling the ACLs as well as doing DHCP for Vlan 10 and 20 (as well as any other vlans that I might create in the future.) I've attached a rough diagram of the home network.(Not every device is shown but it gives you the idea) And yes, I know that I used Packet Tracer wrong, I was just using it for the pretty pictures.
Things to know about my network uses:
1. I do not nor do I plan to have any ports opened on the router.
2. The ISP speeds are not great and over all network demand is low. The max network usage is either files streaming from the NAS or files being added to or copied from the NAS.
3. Its a home network and for the most part it is used as such.
My question:
1. I was planning on getting a SG350-10 for the L3, would this work for what I want? I didn't see a need to go to the 550.
2. Will my over all plan work? Is there a better way of doing it that makes sense? I cannot use an after market router, I must use the ISP one and there are no other ISPs available. I find it weird to have the 350 at the end but due to the layout of the house, it makes the most sense.
Thank you for your time and suggestions, please let me know if there is anything else you need to know.
~Lost
