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Multiple physical locations, single subnet
We have multiple locations on Metro E with multiple subnets at each location. At some of the locations, we have several p-2-p T1's terminating there. Basically we have a hub and spoke setup with p-2-p T1's with the Metro E serving as the backbone between the "hubs". -
Multiple physical locations, single subnet
It's a telephone vendor (Nortel, implementing CS1000's). Less than 254 addresses is fine. It's going across a metro ethernet. The vendor's design is for redundancy and failover (the CS1000's have to be in the same subnet for the failover feature to work) and is intended for a campus network... -
Multiple physical locations, single subnet
As bad as design as it sounds, I need to accomplish this. I have 2 physical locations. At each location I have a router and a switch. I need a single 24 bit private subnet on both switches. In other words, at location A, I need the subnet to be 10.1.1.0/24 and at location B, I need the...
