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Re: VLAN Configuration Assistance
In addition to PC and printer nodes, what other growth are you expecting in the near future? SAN, Virtualization, etc...
Are you adding more WAN expansion?
How much LAN port space do you need in the near future?
With the number of nodes you have identified you really don't need a highly routed network, a flat network is just fine. Why do you feel that more VLANs will benefit your network?
BTW, you could probably add a 4200 series switch to your system and solve many of your problems, but that depends on the answers above.
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05-02-2011 12:28 PM
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I can relate to that. There is only one way to eliminate broadcast storms and that is to find the culprit and remove it. In my case it was a new NLB MS Server cluster. If you have Network Load Balancing turned on in a MS environment either turn it off or put it on its own VLAN.
I think you are right in putting the VOIP system on its own VLAN. This isn't my expertise, but I would look for something to QOS the VOIP as well.
Personally, I don't worry about the printers in my networks, but I can see where it would be valuable to VLAN them as well.
You could probably use any of the smaller chassis products to obtain what you are looking for. The VoIP QOS and any future SAN would be the things I would watch for, because they could put you into the need for a higher end switch.
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