11-11-2016 10:12 PM - edited 03-08-2019 08:08 AM
Dears,
we have a setup of one new HO the company has his old HO and network is running fine, I want to design IP addressing for the new HO what I best practices i have to consider to build new and for merging with the existing old HO ( no ip address will change in old HO)
we have a , WAN,LAN,VOICE,CCTV,AUDIO, VIDEO,SERVERS,USERS in new HO.
thanks
11-13-2016 06:50 PM
in a nutshell:
put video and voice into separate subnets, for QoS policy easyness. stick your servers in a separate subnet, for the same reason and possibly to enable the ability to differentiate security policies based on their subnet and also to trim broadcasting from other subnets.
size? depending on the number of hosts, so make sure you use subnet masks that allow expansion.
If you are merging, then you will need to bite the bullet and you will need to re-ip some machines.
11-14-2016 08:13 AM
Missing some information:
1. What IP addresses/subnets are at the old home office?
2. How many people/devices at the old HO?
3. How many people/devices at the new HO?
4. Will the two offices need to be connected together for any reason, shared resources or services?
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