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From: Jessica C. <jc...@al...> - 2020-01-08 01:42:22
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I've been trying to get the ZEN deployment going for months now and have been failing miserably. I have a large network with 22 vlans. I've been trying to get this up with just a few vlans so I can test it. Vlan 49 = network management - none Vlan 50 = servers - management Vlan 51 = user desktops - registration Vlan 59 = guest network - isolated I changed the vm port to just the vlan. The native vlan on the Cisco switch is 50. It gets an IP via dhcp 192.168.55.155. I can access it via the web gui and start the configuration. My desktop PC is on vlan 51. When I add vlans, I add vlan 51 and set it to registration and I immediately lose connection. If I shutdown that interface, I'm able to access it again. Can someone define what the "management" interface used for? Is it just a single IP? I've been setting the dhcp IP on the 50 vlan to management but ultimately, I want to be able to control what devices go on the 50 vlan as well. Does the "management" IP need to be on a completely separate vlan from anything else? Also, Is there some reason I can't manage the vm on the 50 vlan from my desktop on the 51 vlan? Is it because I defined the 51 vlan as registration? Will I be able to connect to and manage the NAC on the 50 vlan from my desktop on the 51 vlan? |