Hi Everyone! First, thanks for such a great resource on Enterasys switches. I've read the mail archive a few times on the web and that has helped me a great deal. I finally subscribed because I am seeking an answer to a question that I haven't found an answer to.
I have a B3 switch that I need to enable routing between VLANs. To give a bit of background, we have a remote site about 300 miles away that has a T1 internet connection. We are connected to that site through a full time VPN tunnel between a Cisco ASA-5510 in the main office and a Cisco ASA-5505 at the remote office. Needless to say, it's very slow and cumbersome. We are upgrading our connection to this site with a dedicated microwave/fiber 75mbit connection. The provider is going to set this connection up as an untagged VLAN. Instead of having their own internet connection, we are going to connect the remote site to the internet through the main office connection since we have plenty of bandwidth here and we want maximum connectivity between the home and remote location. Our B3 switch is currently in production, but I am going to pull it and replace it with a couple of standby switches we have so I can experiment with the B3 without taking down the whole network. :) So basically, to keep things simple, I want to set this up as if we have a 300 mile long Ethernet cable between 2 switches since resources between both locations (servers, etc,) are shared. Thank You, Michael --- To unsubscribe from enterasys, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe enterasys [email protected]
