I have two LAN subnets : 192.168.0.0/24 and 10.0.0.0/24
There are 20 pc:
10 pc with nic configured on 192.168.0.0 work with a 192.168.0.100 server
6 pc with nic configured on 10.0.0.0 work with a 10.0.0.100 server
4 pc with nic configured on 192.168.0.0 plus 10.0.0.0 as secondary ip address as they must work with both servers
There is an unique manageable switch and a unique RB2011 to manage internet connection.
What’s the best solution to manage this scenario ??
A single RB2001 interface with both subnets ?
Two RB2011 interface with their own subnet connected to same switch ?
Use of Vlan ? (what about dual network pc ?)
You need to decide. One router and one switch with vlans is enough until the traffic between those lans will not be so high and the filtering of it out of the performance possibilities if the router.
What about Vlan for pc having both subnets configured in their NIC ??
(I’m a newbie about Vlan - time to study now- ) can I configure some switch ports who belong to two Vlan simultaneously ?
The switch itself has Vlan routing capability if needed, and traffic between two subnet is very low anyway…
thanks
Technically you can. But don’t you want to split those two networks? Putting a port to both vlans means you are joining them… If so you could have one network and keep it simple.
Yes, the problem is those four PC havin both subnets configured in their NIC… how should I manage this issue ?
Should I move those PC to a single subnet and allow routing to other subnet via routerboard ? (or switch itself ?)