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Best practices for integrating recent acquistion into existing IP network
The company I work for purchased another company that already had (5) sites around the country.
The new company currently uses ENLAN Ip backbone for Layer 2 between the (5) sites. My goal is to incorporate them onto out exisint AVPN network and make them an end node same as the other (8) sites already on my network.
We have several overlapping Ip subnets. The new company stated they would possibly re-ip some of those. So that is good. Some of their ip schemes would be difficult to re-IP especially their data center.
I know natting can be employed but not sure where that actually occurs. Is this done on their new AVPN router?
I am looking for a project template with proven steps to guide me through this design.
Current-ENLAN-network-diagram-of.docx
Design-project-PROPOSED-AVPN-net.pdf
The new company currently uses ENLAN Ip backbone for Layer 2 between the (5) sites. My goal is to incorporate them onto out exisint AVPN network and make them an end node same as the other (8) sites already on my network.
We have several overlapping Ip subnets. The new company stated they would possibly re-ip some of those. So that is good. Some of their ip schemes would be difficult to re-IP especially their data center.
I know natting can be employed but not sure where that actually occurs. Is this done on their new AVPN router?
I am looking for a project template with proven steps to guide me through this design.
Current-ENLAN-network-diagram-of.docx
Design-project-PROPOSED-AVPN-net.pdf
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