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Asked by Icetoad in Network Design & Methodology, Miscellaneous Networking
I am trying to change our network from one gigantic LAN to two different LANs and then also incorporate our WAN with the same switch.
I bought an HP procurve 2910 with the hopes of being able to segment the LAN and then have it route the incoming WAN. The WAN is metro-E, so its like one gigantic LAN that spans accross the state. I can assign any IPs on the WAN. Right now i am using a 192.168.254.0 network. Each firewall at the remote sites has its own external ip on the 254 network and then an internal network in the 192.168.2x.0 range.
I am looking for a way to program the HP procurve here so that the single cable coming from the fiber tranciever for the WAN network is able to route each of the WAN networks. I also want to segment the main network into two networks using the same switch but on a different port(obviously). I just have to make sure that all the networks can talk to one another.
I would also like to have separate VLANs for voice and data coming from each site. Maybe even a third VLAN for switch management.
If you need more details feel free to ask.. i wasnt sure what else to include. I am hoping the diagram will help alot.
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