Home Lab Fun

[Antohind]

Hi guys, 

Just interested to know if anyone has any ideas or tips for my home network 

Home LAN/LAB

Do you guys have any lab setup's to demonstrate would be really cool to see 😉

Thanks 

Anthony 

[PhilipDAth]

Well that is certainly an impressive effort!

[Antohind]

Thanks @PhilipDAth

I have a few teething issues but it's great fun 

Will add some EIGRP authentication later

Ant

[Antohind]

Need to start securing and locking it all down now mainly.

Would like to have access to GNS3 from external connection and also setup my own website

[PhilipDAth]

Nah, go for VIRL instead.

http://virl.cisco.com/

[Antohind]

I have that too 😉 I love it probably should of put GNS3 and VIRL above lol

[Adam]

Gotta put that camera system and IOT devices on a separate vlan 😉

[Antohind]

Well spotted @Adam I have done that just not updated the drawing 

Thanks 

[Antohind]

Pretty happy with this now 🙂

[Adam]

Looks great

[Antohind]

Thanks Adam,

You got any ideas for what I could do next lol 🙂

[Adam]

Only other thing I'd think of looking at is what the routing looks like between the Home network and the Office.  Can devices connected to the camera Vlan get to the servers etc. Basically auditing which things that can access eachother and which things that shouldn't.  

[Antohind]

Hi Adam, 

Yes, i like that idea at the moment all devices can ping each other good point I will look at this.

Thanks 

[Priesty]

Obviously hikvision has to go

[Roger_Beurskens]

Renumber to 10.x.x.x /16 ranges 😉 

Use the second octet for assinging the "location"

As example 10.10.x.x/16 for the home and 10.20.x.x/16 for the garden office.

That way you can use the same vlan's on both sides with just a different second octet.

Combining the 3rd octet with the vlan is smart, give you easy overview but using it with the 192.168 prefix limits your options when you want to expand.

This way i'm doing the designs of greenfield or renumbering setups to keep it flexible in the future.