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12-17-2010 07:55 AM
12-17-2010 07:55 AM
Access-list for VoIP VLAN's
I’ve configured all my 2610 PoE switches and the Procurve 8206 core switch with all the VLAN’s, IP’s and verified that all work properly. Now I just need to configure inter-vlan permissions.
Let me give some details.
Voice VLAN's (VLAN ID is the third octet)
10.10.132.0 - 3rd Floor North
10.10.232.0 - 3rd Floor South
10.10.122.0 - 2nd Floor North
10.10.222.0 - 2nd Floor South
10.10.112.0 - 1st Floor North
10.10.212.0 - 1st Floor South
10.10.102.0 - Basement Level
How do I make it so they can talk between themselves? Do I have to make an entry for each VLAN to each VLAN? The VoIP switch will initially connect interoffice calls but then releases them to an IP to IP connection.
Help me Obi Wan…
Let me give some details.
Voice VLAN's (VLAN ID is the third octet)
10.10.132.0 - 3rd Floor North
10.10.232.0 - 3rd Floor South
10.10.122.0 - 2nd Floor North
10.10.222.0 - 2nd Floor South
10.10.112.0 - 1st Floor North
10.10.212.0 - 1st Floor South
10.10.102.0 - Basement Level
How do I make it so they can talk between themselves? Do I have to make an entry for each VLAN to each VLAN? The VoIP switch will initially connect interoffice calls but then releases them to an IP to IP connection.
Help me Obi Wan…
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12-27-2010 04:09 AM
12-27-2010 04:09 AM
Re: Access-list for VoIP VLAN's
normal here are questions about how to limit trafic from one vlan to another :-(
You do not mention having a router?
To make hosts within these vlans communicate to one another you need to setup a router.
Is this the keyword you were looking for?
You do not mention having a router?
To make hosts within these vlans communicate to one another you need to setup a router.
Is this the keyword you were looking for?
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