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VPN addressing

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VPN addressing rhltechie 02-20-2006
---> Re: VPN addressing Walter Roberson02-20-2006
Posted by on February 20, 2006, 1:14 pm
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Hi All,

I would like to create a separate vlan for all my vpn addresses, to
keep them in a separate pool. is this bad practice? also, i am a
little confused about how i would go about this because of the
following:

you create a vlan on a switch and must have at least one port in that
vlan and connected for it to be up, up. correct?

TIA,

R


Posted by Walter Roberson on February 20, 2006, 1:37 pm
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>I would like to create a separate vlan for all my vpn addresses, to
>keep them in a separate pool.

You asked this a month ago under the title "vlan and vpn config question".
I answered it then.

http://groups.google.ca/group/comp.dcom.sys.cisco/msg/47e0cbd013cc0ca7

> is this bad practice?

YES. Anything that is certain to prevent your network from working
properly is a bad practice.


>also, i am a
>little confused about how i would go about this because of the
>following:

>you create a vlan on a switch and must have at least one port in that
>vlan and connected for it to be up, up. correct?

Your problem is that you won't -have- any ports that should belong
to the VLAN.

Posted by on February 20, 2006, 1:43 pm
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Sorry for the repost, I have not thought about this since, well..last
month! lol i totally forgot i had asked.

thank you for your help, again.

still trying to figure out how to assigned a pool as the addresses that
i currently use are on a vlan running out of ip's. guess i need to
think about moving some of the users from the vlan.


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