Hi everyone,
I am trying to setup a free online router lab for my some of my students ( or whoever wants to use it). I dont want to charge anyone, but i do want them to be able to log in, sign up for time, and access the routers from their homes.
Here is the equiptment i have. 1 webserver, a pix 501, 1 2514 router, 4 2501 routers, and 1 1924 switch (setup with 2 vlans, 192.168.1.0 network and 192.168.2.0 network). The webserver is currently setup with a domain and is accessable from both the inside and outside networks ( the pix is setup to forward all port 80 requests to the webserver). It is currently setup with the pix connected to the internet (cable modem) that is pulliing an IP via DHCP. The pix then has one port going to the first vlan which provides internet connectivity to my desktop computers. The 2514 is connected to both the first and second vlan.
I want to be able to create a lab on the second vlan so that my students can telnet into the 192.168.2.0 network and access the 4 2501 routers. Here are my questions:
Should i create more vlans and put each router on a separate network?
Should i put all routers on the second vlan?
I want to allow my students to either telnet or ssh into the second vlan and program the routers without going into the first vlan.
Should i just deny all from the 192.168.2.0 network going into the 192.168.1.0 network?
I want the students to be able to log into the webserver and then be granted access to the routers. Is that possible? Is there software that will allow me to do this. Where should i place the webserver?
Does anyone have a similar setup that i can take a look at online or have a guide that i can look at?
I have been working on getting this equiptment for several months so that i can create this free service. Although the equiptment is kind of old, it may help some people who dont have access to real equiptment. Hopefully, as i get more money, i can add more equiptment. Anyhow, as always, thanks in advance for any and all who help.
I am trying to setup a free online router lab for my some of my students ( or whoever wants to use it). I dont want to charge anyone, but i do want them to be able to log in, sign up for time, and access the routers from their homes.
Here is the equiptment i have. 1 webserver, a pix 501, 1 2514 router, 4 2501 routers, and 1 1924 switch (setup with 2 vlans, 192.168.1.0 network and 192.168.2.0 network). The webserver is currently setup with a domain and is accessable from both the inside and outside networks ( the pix is setup to forward all port 80 requests to the webserver). It is currently setup with the pix connected to the internet (cable modem) that is pulliing an IP via DHCP. The pix then has one port going to the first vlan which provides internet connectivity to my desktop computers. The 2514 is connected to both the first and second vlan.
I want to be able to create a lab on the second vlan so that my students can telnet into the 192.168.2.0 network and access the 4 2501 routers. Here are my questions:
Should i create more vlans and put each router on a separate network?
Should i put all routers on the second vlan?
I want to allow my students to either telnet or ssh into the second vlan and program the routers without going into the first vlan.
Should i just deny all from the 192.168.2.0 network going into the 192.168.1.0 network?
I want the students to be able to log into the webserver and then be granted access to the routers. Is that possible? Is there software that will allow me to do this. Where should i place the webserver?
Does anyone have a similar setup that i can take a look at online or have a guide that i can look at?
I have been working on getting this equiptment for several months so that i can create this free service. Although the equiptment is kind of old, it may help some people who dont have access to real equiptment. Hopefully, as i get more money, i can add more equiptment. Anyhow, as always, thanks in advance for any and all who help.
