thenetpoet
IS-IT--Management
hi,
we have a cat 6513 and a number of vlans attached to it, for example vlan 500, 501, 502,503.
By default those vlans communicate with eachother.
What we'd like to do is redirect all traffic from vlan 500 destined for vlan 501 to a firewall in vlan 502, and then the firewall should decide if this traffic will be allowed.
The problem we have is that all vlans are directly connected and thus communicate from this route which has a metric of 0.
We tried route maps on the vlan interface but with no luck.
Any suggestions?
we have a cat 6513 and a number of vlans attached to it, for example vlan 500, 501, 502,503.
By default those vlans communicate with eachother.
What we'd like to do is redirect all traffic from vlan 500 destined for vlan 501 to a firewall in vlan 502, and then the firewall should decide if this traffic will be allowed.
The problem we have is that all vlans are directly connected and thus communicate from this route which has a metric of 0.
We tried route maps on the vlan interface but with no luck.
Any suggestions?