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Jul 28 2005 1:00 PM GMT
by astronomer
We are planning something very similar to this on our campus. We have a cisco 3550 as the central router. I have divided the client network into several security zones. Each zone will get its own VLAN. We will use access lists for each VLAN allowing connectivity to the central servers, (the servers have their own zone), and the outside, but denying access to the other zones.
With this model, users will be able to "see" only the other users in their own net, the servers, and the outside.
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Layer 3-7 Switches
How can I set up four VLANs on L3 (cisco 4507R 32 Ports) with Central Router and Database Server access provided for all VLANs, but maintain security between them (i.e. so nobody from the first VLAN can gain access to the second VLAN and vice versa but can access VLAN 4 which has Central Router and Database Server) 
