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Good Afternoon-I am hoping to get some technical insight into an ongoing issue I've been trying to resolve...I have an all-Cisco-shop consisting of:(1) ASA, (2) ROUTERS, (4) SWITCHES (4) IP PHONESALL SWITCH PORTS ON ALL SWITCHES ARE CONFIGURED AS TRU...
Good Afternoon Everyone-
I'm hoping to get some insight on the following...
What is the best practice setup and configuration for a VOICE & DATA NETWORK with VLANS with the below network devices…?
1- CISCO ASA 5520 || SECURITY FIREWALL AND ROUTING
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Good Afternoon All-We are working on a new networking project, the client has very limited funding resources. REQUIREMENTS:Separate VLANS for VOICE | DATA | SECURITY SYSTEMS | WIRELESS.But, Need to Maintain Connections to Domain Resources for DNS and...
Good Afternoon, Paul Driver-FYI- Initially all the connections to the switches by DEFAULT were Trunk Ports…All the DC’s have a NIC for each VLAN, and they provide AD. DNS, and DHCP for all network devices on all VLANs…Currently, they are all connecte...
Good Afternoon KJK99-Quick Update...I did check the Mac Tables and the IP Phones are indeed in VLAN 200...I did some diags with the Port Types and found that when I change the Port to General with the PVID 1; and then change the VLAN membership to; 1...
Hi Paul-Here is a quick update...All connections From the SWs to the RTRs - to the ASA are configured as Trunks Ports. Default, and Native VLAN 1...All VLANs are allowed on all the Trunks...I changed the ports for end devices (Workstations, Servers, ...
Hi KJK99-I'll reconfigure the L2 Switches with Access-Ports for all VLANs, and I'll Leave the Trunk Port Connections for SW-SW, SW-RTR, and RTR-ASA...I'LL KEEP YOU ALL POSTED ON THE OUTCOME...Thanks.
