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D-Link, 3COM and manageable switches
16 years 3 months ago #26979
by zarnick
Replied by zarnick on topic Re: D-Link, 3COM and manageable switches
Also, for making the 4 subnets talk to each other, I would need some kind of router right? Like for instance implementing OSPF via the Zebra package on the Linux OS right?
16 years 3 months ago #26980
by S0lo
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: D-Link, 3COM and manageable switches
hmmm, I'm not really knowledgeable in QoS. If you like, you could explain to us what bandwidth problems you have?
Yes, sure you can do the "4 port nic, 4 un-manageable switches" plan. Let me add also, that there could be a way to do it with a 1 port nic instead of the 4 port nic, on the linux box, by using logical "sub-interfaces". I'm not sure that Zebra or any routing package would support this, but on a typical cisco router, it's possible. You would define sub-interfaces (each for a one VLAN) all on one physical interface of the router. Then connect that interface to the man. switch. It will act just like the 4-port nic.
Yes, sure you can do the "4 port nic, 4 un-manageable switches" plan. Let me add also, that there could be a way to do it with a 1 port nic instead of the 4 port nic, on the linux box, by using logical "sub-interfaces". I'm not sure that Zebra or any routing package would support this, but on a typical cisco router, it's possible. You would define sub-interfaces (each for a one VLAN) all on one physical interface of the router. Then connect that interface to the man. switch. It will act just like the 4-port nic.
Studying CCNP...
Ammar Muqaddas
Forum Moderator
www.firewall.cx
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