Monthly Archives: November 2012

I wanted to take an opportunity to share an experience I had recently and explain how I resolved it.  The situation I walked into was quite ugly.  A small consulting firm had helped install some new switches at a medium sized business.  They basically did a rip and replace.  Before the replacement the network was configured with four VLANs; One VLAN for IP cameras, IP Phones, a few isolated APs, and of course corporate PC data.  The bad news was that the fly-by-night consulting firm had a tech on this job that knew nothing about VLANs.  Can you see the … Continue reading →