Re: Network newb - VLAN's subnets (long)
- From: "Merv" <merv.hrabi@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Mar 2006 08:26:32 -0800
You should certainly investigate the implications of moving to a
subnetted environment.
Key to this is that Windows NETBIOS broadcast traffic will not traverse
VLAN boundaries and thus you will have a need for WINS or DNS
Are the access switches all homed to a core layer 2 switch (3508G ?) ?
If so then this could be changed out with a solid layer 2/3 switch that
would allow you to subnet if and when required. Suggest you familiarize
yourself with the Cisco 3750G-12S layer 3 switch. This would provided
an adiitonal 4 fibre GE ports along with the ability of stacking
another 3750G to it thus providing a nice growth path.
.
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