I need people from VLAN2 to access only one server on VLAN1, not all resources, just one single server IP. Basically, I want to keep both networks isolated except for that server that should common to both.
Thought I would share this with the community as hopefully it will be a good source of information for anyone doing the same thing. I need to translate this into EXOS, which I will try and do at a later date and reference back here later. The detail...
Hi There, Been taking some packet captures directly via the command-line on the switch and seeing traffic that I wouldn’t expect. To take one example, I had a port that was experiencing a problem, it was actually negotiating at 10Mb full instead of ...
Our client has existing distribution HP switch which is just layer2 switch has a configuration in VLAN Default 192.168.123.10/24 for the managing of their switch. We are implementing new core switch x670 which I configured our VLAN default to 192.16...
This question comes up a lot, of which myself have been guilty of asking. Was recently asked to define the differences between the two, and in the process wrote the following piece. In sharing it I hope it helps answer some of the queries.Most of thi...
