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firewall or core switch default gateway
I have several servers connected to my access switches. Those servers are remotely managed by a 3rd vendor. They are in vlan100 with its own subnet 10.10.100.0. Now the third vendor needs to configure with those servers with a gateway. The servers do not need to be accessed by anybody within the internal LAN.
Should I setup a SVI in the core for that vlan100 or should I give the firewall internal interface as the gateway for the servers?
If I give a SVI on my L3 core switch, then anybody can access them (unless I use access list). What are your thoughts? Thanks
Should I setup a SVI in the core for that vlan100 or should I give the firewall internal interface as the gateway for the servers?
If I give a SVI on my L3 core switch, then anybody can access them (unless I use access list). What are your thoughts? Thanks
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can you share why putting them in a DMZ is not an option?
with my current company, we have our CCTV, badge security on a DMZ segment of the network as they are accessed and managed by third-party vendor.
with my current company, we have our CCTV, badge security on a DMZ segment of the network as they are accessed and managed by third-party vendor.
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The devices need to have a default gateway in it. So just keep things simple and for my understanding, is it better to have a default route to the core or to the firewall? Thx
PS. I can always do the DMZ design. But I have to get back to the security group and it will take another 2 to 3 weeks (politics! you know what I mean)
PS. I can always do the DMZ design. But I have to get back to the security group and it will take another 2 to 3 weeks (politics! you know what I mean)
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