I have a Cisco C2960 switch with a lot of Vlans. One of the physical ports on this switch is a trunk port. This port is connected with a Cisco ASA5520.
All the VLANS a separate networks but they have the need of accessing the Internet. Is it possible to have ?virtual? gateways? I have read something about subinterfaces? Is that an option?
It is important that the VLANS are separated in the best way possible? (If possible)
Regards
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The ASA5500 series runs software which is closely related to the PIX 7.0 software. I have not checked, but I think it fairly likely that you could create what the PIX would call a "logical interface". A logical interface is an 802.1Q VLAN overlayed on a physical interface. Each 802.1Q VLAN would have a seperate interface definition, including distinct translations and distinct access controls. You would need to check the ASA5520 documentation to determine how many such interfaces are allowed.
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