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Re: Access to Internet from VLANs on 3500

 
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OLARU Dan
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Re: Access to Internet from VLANs on 3500

Don't forget to restrict access on Router#2 from that external LAN to your Intranet subnets.

Most problems stem in Layer 3 (routing: incorrect [default] routes, unclear DGW's for the clients, wrongly applied routing protocols) and in the security wrapper (-since one can define security at each of the 7 layers of the OSI reference model- ACLs wrongly defined and applied to interfaces - inbound/outbound judgement errors and the like, put extended ACLs closest to the destination and standard ACLs closest to the source).

Glad we could help.
OLARU Dan
Trusted Contributor

Re: Access to Internet from VLANs on 3500

Don't forget to restrict access on Router#2 from that external LAN to your Intranet subnets.

Most problems stem in Layer 3 (routing: incorrect [default] routes, unclear DGW's for the clients, wrongly applied routing protocols) and in the security wrapper (-since one can define security at each of the 7 layers of the OSI reference model- ACLs wrongly defined and applied to interfaces - inbound/outbound judgement errors and the like, put extended ACLs closest to the destination and standard ACLs closest to the source - to reduce unneeded traffic that will be discarded at some point anyway).

Glad we could help.