Hi,
I want to make a new ip-plan but some things are not clear to me maybe someone has an advise.
We now have a internal network with 192.168.0.0/16 but also have ipadresses 192.100.x.x and 192.150.1.x etc. Switches, desktops, laptops & servers and other devices are in the same vlan only some seperate devices which are communicating all together servers, access points are seperate vlans. So the seperation is not exactly done with devices. We have servers which operates in more vlans so with diverse vlan networking cards.
Ip-phones are also in a seperate vlan, and the phones are providing some clients networking link so the phones are trunk ports in more vlans.
In the new ip-plan i want to make far more vlan's and the plan is to put clients, AP's, switches, servers all in different vlan's but i am doubting of this is efficient. Must the servers and clients be put in a same vlan for better easyer control? Must bridges be put in a different vlan from the AP's etc. Must the vlan;s be made for devices or for devices that communicate much togetter, how is this best done?
I want to make a new ip-plan but some things are not clear to me maybe someone has an advise.
We now have a internal network with 192.168.0.0/16 but also have ipadresses 192.100.x.x and 192.150.1.x etc. Switches, desktops, laptops & servers and other devices are in the same vlan only some seperate devices which are communicating all together servers, access points are seperate vlans. So the seperation is not exactly done with devices. We have servers which operates in more vlans so with diverse vlan networking cards.
Ip-phones are also in a seperate vlan, and the phones are providing some clients networking link so the phones are trunk ports in more vlans.
In the new ip-plan i want to make far more vlan's and the plan is to put clients, AP's, switches, servers all in different vlan's but i am doubting of this is efficient. Must the servers and clients be put in a same vlan for better easyer control? Must bridges be put in a different vlan from the AP's etc. Must the vlan;s be made for devices or for devices that communicate much togetter, how is this best done?