Hi.
I'd simply use secured switchports fixed to one MAC address
and a DHCP server which gives out IP addresses based on MAC
address. You could also use static ARP entries (this would
need to be done to all the machines on the network though).
But I can not really see a scalable Solution. 100 stations?
Error prone and a maintenance nightmare.
Perhaps someone has a more elegant solution?
Regards,
Oliver
Aaron Ajello sagte:
> This might sound silly, but could you use a cat 5000 with an RSM or a
> 6000 with an MSM?. Assign each port on the switch to a seperate vlan,
> then create a bunch of one ip address dhcp scopes on the RP and assign
> one scope per vlan. This would have the result of assigning one ip
> address per switch port. You'd probably want to knock the lease time
> way down.
>
> Then everytime a computer boots up, it'll be assigned to whichever vlan
> corresponds to the port it's attached to and the host will automatically
> get the same ip address every time. You could also use a switch without
> an RP and use a router on a stick for the same thing.
>
> Someone out there probably has a better idea.
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