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Stacked switch to two firewalls

Ji-Won Park
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Hi everyone,

I'd like to get some idea of different ways to design the attached topology.

There is a stacked switches 3750, and two PAN firewalls. I'd like to connect each interface on different switch stack directly to the firewalls. There is no switch in between.

Your idea would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

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int g1/0/48, g2/0/48

  sw mo acc

  sw acc v 99

  switchport nonegotiate

What kind of configuration needs to be done on F/W side?

nothing special. IP-addresses in the 10.1.99.0/28 subnet with 10.1.99.1 as the gateway.

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You can do it directly as in your drawing. Thats a quite common setup.

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Thanks for the feedback...

Should I create an SVI for V99 and make them access ports?

int vlan99

ip add 10.1.99.1 255.255.255.240

int g1/0/48, g2/0/48

sw mo acc

sw acc v 99

Would this work?

What kind of configuration needs to be done on F/W side?

int g1/0/48, g2/0/48

  sw mo acc

  sw acc v 99

  switchport nonegotiate

What kind of configuration needs to be done on F/W side?

nothing special. IP-addresses in the 10.1.99.0/28 subnet with 10.1.99.1 as the gateway.

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Cool. I just wanted to confirm before I touch the devices.

Thanks a lot.

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