03-27-2019 09:22 AM
Good day, I am a bit confused on how to configure my switch. My topology consists of three switches connected together. One switch will be a distribution switch then the other two will be access switches. I have three servers connected to the switches, general personnel, and accounts. Then I also have three pcs connected to the same switch. I have a router connected to my switch for DHCP purposes. I have the router connected through the gigabit port and then its pushing addresses out to the pcs. What I am currently trying to configure is that one pc called IT support should only be able to access the accounts server. and the next PC called accounts should only be able to access the accounts server. But I don't know exactly what I would put in place to block the other pc's from gaining access to the servers they aren't supposed to.
03-27-2019 09:51 AM
Hi @ndaneluk,
As mentioned by @Richard Burts , the ideal is to show us some diagram of your network, indicating the layer in which your switches work.
This could be simulated in PacketTracer too (if you have it on hand).
Regards
03-27-2019 09:55 AM
03-27-2019 09:57 AM
03-27-2019 10:10 AM
Hi @ndaneluk ,
According to the image, the quickest response is that this can be achieved through ACL.
In which you only allow the indicated equipment to the required server.
Then, aply this ACL in the subinterface of the server vlan with the out direction.
But, there are implications to consider if the teams are in the same or different vlan.
Could you compress your .pkt exercise and attach it to review these parameters and their feasibility?
Regards
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