vlans will help with sme of this...dhcp on each vlan; seperate the vlans according to the leased physical spots...this is just for basic connectivity; if the tenents want to host services it'll be more complicated.
my 2 pesos... -scm On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, Kirk Ellsworth wrote: > I have a client that is install high speed internet into a few building and > leasing the units out. I am putting a Cisco firewall into the leasing > office, and using a managed Cisco switch as well. > > There will be a large amount of units and security from unit to unit is a > concern of mine. Does anyone have a suggestion on the best way to do this? > Do I add a DHCP server to the leasing office or do I let the router assign > IPs? What do I need to consider if I only want the units to reach the WAN > via the T1 router and not have any access what so ever to other units? > > Also if I have 10 buildings with leased units in each what would be the best > way to subnet these buildings. > > What other mail groups should I send this to? > > Anything will help here. > > Thanks in advance > > ke > >
