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VLAN HP Switch procurve
in this case I have HP Switch 2610-24 (J9085A)
Engineer Dept. using (172.16.0.0 /16) port 1,2
Accountant Dept. using (172.17.0.0 /16) port 3,4
IT Dept. using (172.20.0.0 /16 ) port 7,8
Network Printer IP (172.21.1.1/16) port 6
1. All the Dept. Can Print.
2. IT Dept. Can Access to all PCs. in all Dept.
3. Account Dept. can NOT access to Engineer Dept.
I need switch Configuration.
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Engineer Dept. using (172.16.0.0 /16) port 1,2
Accountant Dept. using (172.17.0.0 /16) port 3,4
IT Dept. using (172.20.0.0 /16 ) port 7,8
Network Printer IP (172.21.1.1/16) port 6
1. All the Dept. Can Print.
2. IT Dept. Can Access to all PCs. in all Dept.
3. Account Dept. can NOT access to Engineer Dept.
I need switch Configuration.
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YES !!!! THANKS jburgaard
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Dear evil_hitman
in real world I have 9 departments
Eng. (15 users) , constructor(21 users), IT(3 users), Finance(2 users), Auditor(3 users), Accountant(10 users), sales(13 users), HR (3 users) and purchasing(9 users) .
and I have 6 Network Printer HP 1500n
all in one building.
so I minimize the network to make it easy to understandable for other.
I need to know the concept of access-list ,then I well do it in my way
thanks for your interest.
in real world I have 9 departments
Eng. (15 users) , constructor(21 users), IT(3 users), Finance(2 users), Auditor(3 users), Accountant(10 users), sales(13 users), HR (3 users) and purchasing(9 users) .
and I have 6 Network Printer HP 1500n
all in one building.
so I minimize the network to make it easy to understandable for other.
I need to know the concept of access-list ,then I well do it in my way
thanks for your interest.
where is your print server located?
Is this real world or a school assignment?