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Network configuration
21 years 3 months ago #603
by skiran
Network configuration was created by skiran
Let me explain our present network setup
we are having an internet connection from an ISP and the traffic flow is as below
cisco 3662 --- pix515-- summit48 switch---LAN
we have pix to pix IPSEC connection to our corportate office in US.
and we have extra cisco 2621 router and pix515.
at present we are expecting a new customer and we would like to have separate isolated LAN for the new customer and this LAN users can only access email server and printserver from the existing old LAN.
could any one let me know what will be best solution for the above setup.. whether to go for subnetting or vlans..
Please let me know how to configure the new setup
thanks in advance
kiran
we are having an internet connection from an ISP and the traffic flow is as below
cisco 3662 --- pix515-- summit48 switch---LAN
we have pix to pix IPSEC connection to our corportate office in US.
and we have extra cisco 2621 router and pix515.
at present we are expecting a new customer and we would like to have separate isolated LAN for the new customer and this LAN users can only access email server and printserver from the existing old LAN.
could any one let me know what will be best solution for the above setup.. whether to go for subnetting or vlans..
Please let me know how to configure the new setup
thanks in advance
kiran
21 years 3 months ago #605
by Chris
Chris Partsenidis.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
www.Firewall.cx
Replied by Chris on topic Re: Network configuration
Skiran,
If I have understood correctly, you want this new customer to have access to the following services in your LAN : Email and Print.
Is the following diagram what you need to achieve? :
Cisco3662
pix515
48portswitch---LAN-->-printsrv+email srv
........................(ignore these dots).............|
New customer--->2621--pix;--->
^
If I have understood correctly, you want this new customer to have access to the following services in your LAN : Email and Print.
Is the following diagram what you need to achieve? :
Cisco3662
pix515
48portswitch---LAN-->-printsrv+email srv
........................(ignore these dots).............|
New customer--->2621--pix;--->
^
Chris Partsenidis.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
www.Firewall.cx
21 years 3 months ago #608
by skiran
Replied by skiran on topic Re: Network configuration
Thanks for the response...
cisco 3662-->pix 515-->48,L3 switch
OLD LAN(print + mail)
|
|__New LAN for new customer
should access print and
mail of old lan and internet
from 3662 router
What i mean to say is we have an extra 2621 router and 515 firewall..
can we have a setup without using 2621 and extra 515 firewall
If i have to use 2621 router and pix515 how should i plan for the new customer LAN
hope this is clear
please let me know if i am not clear.
i am new to this site
Regards
Kiran
cisco 3662-->pix 515-->48,L3 switch
OLD LAN(print + mail)
|
|__New LAN for new customer
should access print and
mail of old lan and internet
from 3662 router
What i mean to say is we have an extra 2621 router and 515 firewall..
can we have a setup without using 2621 and extra 515 firewall
If i have to use 2621 router and pix515 how should i plan for the new customer LAN
hope this is clear
please let me know if i am not clear.
i am new to this site
Regards
Kiran
21 years 3 months ago #609
by skiran
Replied by skiran on topic Re: Network configuration
Sorry for the wrong sketch in my previous reply
Cisco3662
pix515
48portswitch---LAN-->-printsrv+email srv
........................(ignore these dots)........
New LAN for new customer
^
should access print and
mail of old lan and internet
from 3662 router
Cisco3662
pix515
48portswitch---LAN-->-printsrv+email srv
........................(ignore these dots)........
New LAN for new customer
^
should access print and
mail of old lan and internet
from 3662 router
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