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elimco.jttocinog · 10-12-2016

Some time ago I posted a question about routing multicast traffic through VLANs. The conclusion we reached was that the traffic belonged to mDNS and was running in a 224.x.x.x group, meant to be LAN-only. It was suggested that some switches had "serv...

elimco.jttocinog · 06-21-2016

I'm currently designing a terminal-server architecture, using KVM-Over-IP technology (I'm using Gefen devices) where I have two VLANs: One VLAN for the screens (KVM receivers) at 192.168.240.0/24One VLAN for the servers (KVM senders) at 192.168.241.0...

elimco.jttocinog · 06-22-2016

Oops, I'm afraid it's right that. The packets I want forwarded seem to belong to mDNS, whose IP address in fact starts with 224.0.0.x. I've been reading and looks like the 3850 series do have some kind of "service forwarding", but the 3750 doesn't. I...

elimco.jttocinog · 06-21-2016

Yes, if both the sender and the receiver are in the same vlan, they discover each other. In fact, there's a curious situation: the sender is at 192.168.240.2 / 24, and the receiver is at 192.168.241.2 / 24. When they're connected in ports with the sa...

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Oops, I'm afraid it's right

Yes, if both the sender and