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VLAN Segregation Query

fapinpakistan
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Please find the attached diagram and configuration files

I want to have two more vlans named wifi and printers

how can I change the configuration to include two new vlans without changing the gateway address. I just want to make sure ip address remain same so as to avoid dns change. only mask change is ok

I have planned to divide the subnet like this

Vlan 603 Wifi Users

10.202.41.160/27                                       

Vlan 601 Printer

10.202.41.192/26

Vlan 602 Lan Users

10.202.41.128/27

usable range from 129 - .158

currently printers wired and wifi all are using the same 601 vlan but I want to seggregate into multiple vlans.

Please help in regards to config changes

Thanks

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fapinpakistan
Level 1
Level 1

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Peter Paluch
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Amir,

What you request is not a correct usage of VLANs. Each VLAN is by definition a separate, standalone broadcast domain, and each broadcast domain is a separate IP network. By introducing new VLANs, you are introducing new IP networks, each of them having its own address space.

There is no sensible way of introducing new VLANs and yet having your clients use the same gateway IP address as before.

Best regards,

Peter

Thanks Peter

Ok if I use different gateways then how can I configure new VLAN in current scenario?

with the mentioned IP address scheme.

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