Now that I have a stable configuration, it's time to do fancy/crazy things...
Got my hands on a couple of managed switches and was wondering how hard/bad/horrible it would be to do something like this...
Basically, I'd have a bunch of VLANs that can talk to each another, and then another set of VLANs (G, I, VI) that would only have WAN access, and wouldn't be able to talk to any other VLANs.
Would I have to spam firewall rules for each VLAN? For the ones that can talk to each another, are there simpler ways of creating the rules?
Also, can I have a DHCP server instance handle multiple VLANs? I know I'll need a new instance for each isolated VLAN, so I'm looking to minimize the number of instances.
Finally, can I use slaac to on each VLAN to forward the IPv6 information? Or do I need to configure each VLAN for IPv6?
Sorry for all the questions, but I want to script out everything before tearing things apart and find out I'm missing something!
Thanks!