Hello,
I have a question regarding restricting access to IPs to individual computers in the network.
Basically I get subnets from my ISP, lets say they are:
10.0.2.1/24 and 10.0.20.1/24
They have different gateways (ending with 1).
What I would like to do is connect the provider line to 1 port (ether1 for instance) and connect ether2 to a switch (cisco 2950).
I would like to assign individual IPs to computers on the ether2 side, e.g I would like PC1 to be able to get only address 10.0.2.10 for example and PC2 to be able to get 10.0.20.10 through 10.0.20.12. I know this is done through subnet based vlans, but not sure how.
Could anyone point me to some material about it or briefly explain how is this achieved so I can fill in the gaps.
So far I was bridging ether1 and the vlans for users (while assigning IP restrictions to vlans), but this does not work, a PC can take any address and use it.
Thanks,
Dennis