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Hello,

 

Possibly in the summer I'm going to look at purchasing a HP ProCurve 5412zl switch as our core switch. With that I'm interested in configuring VLANs. I've been thinking about this and have come up with a possible setup - I'm wondering what people think who have setup VLAN's in the past

 

1 - Default VLAN (limited access - enough to add computers onto the domain basically)

 

2 - VLAN for authenticated domain stations via LAN via 802.1x (i.e. added to our AD)

 

3 - VLAN for authenticated domain stations via Wireless

 

4 - VLAN for 3rd party computers (i.e. students laptops for example) to have limited access to the domain (web browsing, internal vle etc and my docs)

 

5 - VLAN for servers

 

6 - VLAN for management consoles (switches, WAP's etc)

 

7 - VLAN for Printers and other network peripherals

 

Then in the future VLAN's specifically for telephony, video systems etc

 

Then with our wireless network (for which I may purchase the procurve wireless management module) to have three SSIDS

 

1 - SSID for authenticated domain computers (802.1x)

 

2 - SSID For authenticated computers (for school machines that don't support 802.1x - i.e. our PDA's etc)

 

3 - SSID for Open Access (but secure encyption) to the VLAN network for 3rd party machines.

 

Thanks,

 

Rob

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