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I have a client with a dorm of 100 students. They currently (not my
design) use a stack of switches and connect all users to a single DHCP
scope for addresses and then NAT it to internet access.
As you can guess, this really causes problems when one or more of the
kids get infected.
I was thinking of purchasing a couple managed switches, setting up one
VLAN per switch port to keep each network jack isolated from the others.
I would still need a single DHCP server to provide addresses to the kids
network devices, and I would want them to all use the same NAT internet
solution, just to be isolated from each other.
Anyone got any feedback on VLAN's using a managed switch to build this?
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I have a client with a dorm of 100 students. They currently (not my
design) use a stack of switches and connect all users to a single DHCP
scope for addresses and then NAT it to internet access.
As you can guess, this really causes problems when one or more of the
kids get infected.
I was thinking of purchasing a couple managed switches, setting up one
VLAN per switch port to keep each network jack isolated from the others.
I would still need a single DHCP server to provide addresses to the kids
network devices, and I would want them to all use the same NAT internet
solution, just to be isolated from each other.
Anyone got any feedback on VLAN's using a managed switch to build this?
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spamfree999@rrohio.com
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