> No - you just need one Layer 3 device, with an interface in each subnet.
> Neither the 2960G nor the 3548XL is a Layer 3 device, so you'll need to
> find
> a router from somewhere, and trunk all the vlans into that to do the
> routing
> between them, and to the outside world.
>
If I understand you correctly, its the absense of a Layer 3 device that
makes a router necessary. Thus my choices are:
a) get a layer 3 device and let it handle this
b) do the interVLAN routing on the server
c) get a dedicated router to handle the interVLAN routing
Do I have that right, or do I need to do more reading?
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