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тАО10-15-2007 06:57 AM
тАО10-15-2007 06:57 AM
Segmenting VLANs with devices that does not have vlans
I have hooked up for metro ethernet for a couple of different sites. 2 of the sites I control and the other site is a customer that maintains their own equipment. My site A has multiple VLANS with vlan 1 as the default. My site B has 1 VLAN, my external customer has 1 vlan. My telco has given me fiber connecting the 3 sites, problem is that I do not want site b and customer a to see each other. My telco tells me to use vlans on my premise to control this, the problem is that customer A only has one vlan, vlan 1 and they do not have a layer 3 device nor the budget for one. So my question is how can I segment this so that my site B and customer a can not see each other. If I create a fake vlan at site A in theory it will break the connection from site A to customer A correct? I have attached a diagram.
Chris
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тАО10-15-2007 07:02 AM
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Re: Segmenting VLANs with devices that does not have vlans
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тАО10-20-2007 06:18 AM
тАО10-20-2007 06:18 AM
Re: Segmenting VLANs with devices that does not have vlans
Hi
I think the solution is:
Site B has one Vlan no matter whats the ID, just create the a Vlan in your Site A with the same subnet in Site B, and in Site A that has multiple Vlans enable IP routing, and you Site A,B should be able to talk.
Customer site is the same, create a Vlan in Site A that matches the customer subnet, and Site A and the customer site should be able to talk.
Now since you have a 5400 switch, then create an ACL to prevent Site B and the customer from talking to each other.
Hope that is clear :)
Good Luck !!!
I think the solution is:
Site B has one Vlan no matter whats the ID, just create the a Vlan in your Site A with the same subnet in Site B, and in Site A that has multiple Vlans enable IP routing, and you Site A,B should be able to talk.
Customer site is the same, create a Vlan in Site A that matches the customer subnet, and Site A and the customer site should be able to talk.
Now since you have a 5400 switch, then create an ACL to prevent Site B and the customer from talking to each other.
Hope that is clear :)
Good Luck !!!
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