Hi, I need some help, and I thought this would be a good place to start.
First a general layout of what I'm trying to accomplish.
We have a large Cisco 4510R-E
We currently have 13 vlans enabled.
To sum up my question. We currently have a wireless network running on VLAN1.
We control our network by port.
I setup VLAN 13 to setup a GUEST Wireless network.
The problem we are running into is that the VLAN1 ports are using trunkmode so they can see all vlans.
So right now, even though users are pointing at VLAN13, users are still pulling IP Addresses from VLAN3 where our main data network resides.
My plan is to have VLAN13 setup with it's own dhcp pool. My DHCP server for VLAN13 is a Windows Server 2003 SP2 server.
Please let me know if you have any ideas?
I was going to try and use an ACL to block any traffic from the DHCP server on VLAN3 to VLAN13, but so far I've been met with failure.
Thanks,
BiggM
First a general layout of what I'm trying to accomplish.
We have a large Cisco 4510R-E
We currently have 13 vlans enabled.
To sum up my question. We currently have a wireless network running on VLAN1.
We control our network by port.
I setup VLAN 13 to setup a GUEST Wireless network.
The problem we are running into is that the VLAN1 ports are using trunkmode so they can see all vlans.
So right now, even though users are pointing at VLAN13, users are still pulling IP Addresses from VLAN3 where our main data network resides.
My plan is to have VLAN13 setup with it's own dhcp pool. My DHCP server for VLAN13 is a Windows Server 2003 SP2 server.
Please let me know if you have any ideas?
I was going to try and use an ACL to block any traffic from the DHCP server on VLAN3 to VLAN13, but so far I've been met with failure.
Thanks,
BiggM