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Re: management vlan


From: "Julian Y. Koh" <kohster () NORTHWESTERN EDU>
Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2006 09:26:50 -0500

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At 09:47 -0400 10/02/2006, Scott Adamson wrote:
i was wondering from a network/management/security standpoint if most
users create a management vlan and IP structure for their network
switches/routers?

You definitely want a separate management VLAN, and you should definitely
also use ACLs to restrict access to that VLAN from your management subnets
only.  Note that if you're a Cisco shop, Cisco specifically recommends
against using VLAN 1.  You might also want to look at possibly putting the
management interfaces into RFC1918 space as well.


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