Hello,
The company i work for recently has a new network to maintain, this network consists of multiple Extreme Network switches which haven’t been configured right security wise (IMO).
Me or my colleagues don’t have much experiance with Extreme switches so i hope any of you can help me/us.
The case:
- The switch (X670-G1) has three ports (20,21 and 22) which are connected to “carriers”.
- The “carriers” provide VLAN(s) which are all combined into one VLAN (Port-specific Tag).
- The VLANS(s) are customer locations beyond our control.
- Layer-2 only, routing is done with a (Juniper) router connected to port 24.
My problem with this setup:
- The customers can configure any IP-address they want (possibly causing an IP conflict).
- The customers can possibly exhaust the mac table.
- ????
The config:
create vlan "WAN-devices"
configure vlan WAN-devices tag 2
disable igmp snooping vlan "WAN-devices"
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 24 tagged
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 21 tagged 251
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 21 tagged 252
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 21 tagged 253
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 21 tagged 254
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 21 tagged 255
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 22 tagged 1372
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 22 tagged 1373
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 22 tagged 1374
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 22 tagged 1375
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 22 tagged 1376
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 22 tagged 1377
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 22 tagged 1378
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 22 tagged 1379
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 22 tagged 1380
configure vlan WAN-devices add ports 20 tagged 2001
VLANS 25X, 13XX and 2001 are outside of my controll, all devices use the same (/25) subnet, the (Juniper) router
acts as a gateway for the /25 subnet.
My question:
Can i do anywhing in the X670 switch to prevent the customers from using more than (1) IP-address and mac-address?
The network consists of both static and DHCP IP-addresses. Any other advice is offcourse welcome!
I really appreciate any help you can provide.