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I have a visitor VLAN that needs to be bandwidth constrained when leaving the local LAN, but not bandwidth constrained when switching vlans on the local LAN.MY topography is as follows:10.x.0.0/16= (Local Lan) =====> 192.168.x.0/24 (Transport WAN) ...
I hope the combined genius of the fellow community can answer me this. I am new to Cisco, and I understand VLANs as a physical boundary separating broadcast domains.I was wondering if it is possible to divide 1 subnet (192.168.1.0) into two separate ...
authorization methods of none or if-authenticated ---If you go "authorization none" you are basically stating that any person that authenticates has all privileges to do everything.if you go if-authenticated, then you are allowed to have the privil...
Zach,Thanks for your reply, I followed the instructions and researched some of the commands, and wrote them into the Router closest to the PE. I am still working on configuration , since I can't ping through the router, but I wanted to give you the c...
Thank you both for your answers, 1 year later, I understand everything you say, and realize how unorganized my network is, and what I will need to straighten it out. Sorry for being late to the party, but thank you for your answers.
You need to use the ip helper-address x.x.x.x. command. To enter from config t> interface vlan #
Config-int> ip helper-address x.x.x.x
the question that I am still unclear is do you have to propagate the ip helper command to your level 2 switches?
