burgemaster Posted July 10, 2014 Posted July 10, 2014 Hi, Can anyone please help/advise. We are moving from a flat network to VLANed. Our normal range IP is 10.50.*.* We have now set-up all our additional VLANs for cameras, BYOD, doors, Printers, etc on the 192.168.0/1/2/3.* range. This is all working well. ACLs are in place etc. I am now a little confused on how we will move all our PCs/Servers from the default VLAN to the "SCHOOL NETWORK" Vlan? Obviously I do not want to chnage IPs on devices. But im confused on th fastest way to do this. What would the original switches IPs be?. They are currently on the 10.50.*.* range. Would we need to set-up a management VLAN? Could this be done one one day where staff aren't in? Or is this going to have to involve us walking around with COM/Cat5 cables to each switch? Thanks in advance!
caffrey Posted July 11, 2014 Posted July 11, 2014 (edited) I'm doing similar at the moment and I'm a bit stuck too, but I think you need to set the PVID to the "school network" vlan - (basically mimic vlan 1 on the school network vlan 10 - set all the ports to untagged I think) the bit I'm stuck on is still accessing the management interface on vlan 1 - at the moment I left the port my pc is plugged into on pvid 1 and tagged it on the "school network vlan" I think. I can still access all of the sites switches this way Edited July 11, 2014 by caffrey
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