04-10-2012 11:32 AM - edited 03-07-2019 06:03 AM
Hello,
I'm working on a brand new setup for my temple complex, and i need some guidance from you veterans. We have 5 different buildings within the complex and they all are connected from one main location via fibers to the 3560G switches. Here is the detail:
Setup details:
Management vlan: 1
192.168.111.254/24
Application: all network devices: firewall, switches, shop/DNs server
Dept-1 vlan: 100
10.10.40.254/24
Application: finance
Dept-2 vlan: 150
10.10.28.254/24
Application: audio/video components and access controls devices
Voice vlan: 200
172.16.1.254/24
Application: VoIP phones & server
Authenticated users vlan: 250
172.17.0.x-172.17.3.x/22
Application: for authenticated users
Public users vlan: 300
172.18.1.254/24
Application: for unlicensed/guest users
Hardware details:
1. Dell R710 server: This will serve as DHCP, DNS server for all vlans above. It will also be used as NPS/Radius Server.
4. Cisco ASA 5510 (1) : wil be used as firewall and the gateway to outside world, point the DHCP & DNS to the Dell R710 server above
5. Cisco Cat 3560G switches (6): main building requires two switches
Connectivity:
ISP> ASA5510> 48port 3560G copper sw>8-port fiber switch> to other 3560G switches to the other buildings
Dell R710 DHCP/DNS/Radius server(6-port nic, one for each vlan)
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04-10-2012 11:47 AM
Sorry, please use this sketch.....
04-10-2012 12:02 PM
Is there a question in there somewhere ?
04-10-2012 12:03 PM
Sorry, continue to past two mesassages:
I want Management VLAN to commincate with all other Vlans but no communication permitted between VLANs. Entire trafic will go out through Dell R710 server since we will be running MS forefront in it as well.
Questions:
1. Is this setup possible without a router?
If yes,
2. Do I need to create VLANs in 3560G (seperate Vlan assigned to the 6 port to Dell R710) or ASA5510 (trunking the 6 Vlans between two ASA ports) ?
3. Would ASA5510 be able to route the outside traffic for all VLANs?
I'm open for any advice.
Thanks
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