Implementing VLANS
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04-12-2007 04:41 AM - edited 03-05-2019 03:25 PM
Hello
I m Athar.My company has approx: 350 LAN clients.All these clients reside in one private ip range.We have 12 departements in the company.
Now there is a need to implement VLANS in our existing LAN scenario.
We have one router,one ASA-5520 ,and number of layer 2 managable switches.
What criteria should we adopt to implement vlan in our network.Should we need more routers or not.What should be the ip scheme.
Thanx in advance.
Bye
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04-12-2007 04:57 AM
Hi
I would recomed you to configure a switch as a VTP server,and rest of the switches as vtp clients.Connect the switches with eachother and configure that ports as trunk ports.
Create the vlans on u r vtp server,this will propogate the vlan info on all the switches.
Segment u r users according to department or buildings or floors.assign each vlan for each segment for this u will need to have a seprate subnet for each vlan.
Does u r router capable of doing intervlan routing.first confrim this.
Thanks
Mahmood
I would recomend u to create vlans per each floor or building.
