How do I vlan my already subnetted address?
I have an already subnetted group of addresses, 154.225.66.176 / 28 to be exact. That's 14 addresses to work with and I can't obtain more. Now I am realizing that I want to isolate traffic and split it so that one group doesn't see the traffic of the other group. I don't need to route traffic between the two new vlans. I want to stick only a few of machines on one vlan and the rest on another. How do I do this and program this on my cisco switch? Please keep in mind I can't obtain another pool of ip addresses, this is all I have to work with. Here's my current device / ip address list:
154.225.66.177=router154.225.66.178=switch
154.225.66.179=pc 1154.225.66.180=pc 2
154.225.66.181=printer154.225.66.182=printer
154.225.66.183=printer154.225.66.184=pc 3
154.225.66.185=access point154.225.66.186=pc 4
154.225.66.187=pc 5154.225.66.188=pc 6
154.225.66.189=pc 7154.225.66.190=pc 8
vlan1 will include (177 to 185) and vlan2 will include (186 to 190).
Thanks!
read more and respond »Posted 5 years ago by Marshall Lymer in Cisco Systems
