- Joined
- Dec 18, 2003
- Location
- Lorain, ohio
ok here is my problem.
recently we setup a new network scheme + installed a IP phone system. my problem isnt with the system, but getting acces to a vlan to a "server"
we have put a department on a Vlan in hopes of being able to do more with the department in regards to strict network applications. we have our own network that we can run records querys on people to find out if person x has a warrant or whatever. that was our main reason to put them on their own vlan.
we have access lists in place in conjunction with the vlans. that are denying all but www / 443 to anything not on the ACL
the ip of 10.1.1.53 is on the "permitted" ACL this means i should be able to access all ports via any machine on the networked vlan correct? i understand that the ACL works as a heigharchy and anything under the "denies" still gets "denied" on the cisco IOS atleast
we use our sonicwall pro 3060 as our data routing and i'm not sure i have 100% the right information and i would like to pick some of your guy's brains.
i right now, need FTP (all ports) and 3 ports in the 4000's range and the 4000's ports are all UDP, FTP is used for reports. these are routed to the direct IP and i can not get to it, however, i'm not sure i did this right? the other times i fixed this issue via telnet / voice routing but i dont have this down and its been a week or so and this guy is bugging me immensely to fix this.
could anyone tell me what i may be doing wrong? its a pain to call him every time to ask him to try because i get the same run around from him. i havent tried to traceroute the IP, should i start there?
recently we setup a new network scheme + installed a IP phone system. my problem isnt with the system, but getting acces to a vlan to a "server"
we have put a department on a Vlan in hopes of being able to do more with the department in regards to strict network applications. we have our own network that we can run records querys on people to find out if person x has a warrant or whatever. that was our main reason to put them on their own vlan.
we have access lists in place in conjunction with the vlans. that are denying all but www / 443 to anything not on the ACL
the ip of 10.1.1.53 is on the "permitted" ACL this means i should be able to access all ports via any machine on the networked vlan correct? i understand that the ACL works as a heigharchy and anything under the "denies" still gets "denied" on the cisco IOS atleast
we use our sonicwall pro 3060 as our data routing and i'm not sure i have 100% the right information and i would like to pick some of your guy's brains.
i right now, need FTP (all ports) and 3 ports in the 4000's range and the 4000's ports are all UDP, FTP is used for reports. these are routed to the direct IP and i can not get to it, however, i'm not sure i did this right? the other times i fixed this issue via telnet / voice routing but i dont have this down and its been a week or so and this guy is bugging me immensely to fix this.
could anyone tell me what i may be doing wrong? its a pain to call him every time to ask him to try because i get the same run around from him. i havent tried to traceroute the IP, should i start there?
