Even with Ethernet overhead and a g.711 codec you're looking at just over an 80k stream. There is no problem having IP Phones on the same network as your data since the traffic is really minimal, heck a Pandora stream could consume more bandwidth.
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Typically a layer3 switch is used in the core but you could get away with a router on a stick (trunk both VLANs to a router) or even use a Windows box sitting on both VLANs to perform your routing. You are unable to route between the VLANs because you need a layer three device to handle the routing. If your phones and switches will do LLDP it will hand out a "voice" VLAN to the phones and the native access VLAN to other devices. New phones will do VLAN assignemnt by CDP (In a Cisco LAN) or LLDP. This is largely dependent on the capabilities of the phones and switches.
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could i setup a 2nd VLAN and just allow the phones to use static IP's dedicated to that VLAN? or would i have to do mac address filtering? id like to assume they are not smart switches where they KNOW which VLAN to use. Worst case scenario i cant tell the switches to USE the vlan, as they may not be smart enough. THe netgear router im using is the NETGEAR SRX5308-100NAS could i setup a 2nd vlan and just allow the phones to use static IP's dedicated to that vlan? or would i have to do mac address filtering? id like to assume they are not smart switches where they KNOW which vlan to use. We do EVERYTHING but the phones now (they wanted to switch to us, but had already hired the phone guys).
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However the phones all use the Netgear managed 24 port switches with full PoE theres a combination of a few types, but i know one is a NETGEAR FS728TP-100NAS - why dont i know what the others are? Because the phone guys provided the switches at first, till we took over 100% of the network. not managed, nothing fancy, just your basic rack mount 24 port switch. Im using regular 24 port netgear prosafe switches. i was able to setup two vlans, but couldnt ping each other, so still learning about that. So i played around today with VLANs, i made some progress, but could only spend 20 minutes playing, but it seems easy enough to do. Im not a fan of the IP phones on my main network, but i didnt do phone system. So anyway back on subject, i LIKE the idea of putting my IP phone traffic on a seperate vlan, so we can do QoS if we have to seperate from the main network. not a huge task, especially with a tech working under me. I DO have to put my proper subnet mask in, OK NOT a big deal, thees maybe a total of ohhh say 60 devices id have to re-do. using a /22 i can do what i need, i tested it today, works fine. 205 space so i couldnt put them on the same 192.168.1.xxxĪNyway. Then i have other devices, like printers, which would share the. However i have a server in each building for file storing purposes. i have about 40 computers between the two buildings example: Thoughts/ideas? how hard are vlans to setuip. but i'll have to change my ports anyway now that im merging onto one internet connection. but that'll be tricky, as we'll have one public IP and i'd need to change the ports. Id like to be able to do that, put one building on one network, 2nd on another and allow them to talk, and allow me to use my port forwarding. Then i planned on maybe putting the phones on a seperate VLAN since they DONT need to be part of the same network really.īut im not sure how vlans work. soo i was gonna plan with the VLAN idea and have the router give off ip's on a dedicated vlan for that wifi. I want the access point on its own NETWORK so visitors can use it, but at the same time i didnt wanna hafta use up one of the public IP's the cable company gives us (that would require me using another router, which i dont really wanna put into the rack). Well ive never done VLANs and planned to experiment with a wireless access point.
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