Name 192.168.2.30 JD-FS2-Inside description DHCP, Radius, File, Print Name EnterprisePortal-Outside description Outside address assigned to JD-EP Name 192.168.2.40 EnterprisePortal-Inside description EP Inside will the vlan numbers in the firewall need to be changed to accomodate the vlan numbering on my SG switches on my inside network?

There seems to be a bunch of 'stuff' here that we don't need, but I'm not strong enough in the firewalls to be confident enough to start removing code.Īnother question. Vlan 200 - Guest Wireless - /24, gateway 192.168.200.1 (SG500 IP) **requires internet access**Īnd here's my current ASA configuration. Network gateway (LAN-side IP of firewall) - 192.168.2.3 However, I don't know exactly how to create these rules, and I'm hoping someone can offer some help. the new vlans would need to be incorporated into the NAT rules for traffic leaving the network, and routes would need to be created so the firewall knows what to do with return traffic bound for any of the new vlans. I believe I understand the theory behind what I need to do. However, I've begun a project to move the routing to more core stack (SG500's) and add vlans to the network.Ĭurrently, I have inter-vlan routing working on the network, but of course, no vlans can access the internet other than vlan 1, because I've yet to make any changes to the firewall. The firewall and switches were working fine when the entire network was configured as a flat class C. I have some familiarity with the switches, but not much practical experience on the firewall. I have a network built on SG-series switches from Cisco, running behind an ASA 5505 (ver 8.2).

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