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--- cdr:networks:vds-team-nets [2017/04/10 00:31]
stefanja [Competition VLANs]
+++ cdr:networks:vds-team-nets [2019/10/26 17:14] (current)
sjames5 [Port Groups] add VLANs 1000 and 1001
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 ===== Port Groups =====
   * generic
-    * Uses vlan #4
+    * Uses vlan #5
-    * No static routes
+    * Not connected to gretzky
-  * teamX
+  * teamX-net
     * Uses vlan #{100 + X}
     * Static routes set (see below)
     * Note: **ALL TRAFFIC, INCLUDING THE INNER NETWORKS, SHOULD USE THIS PORT GROUP**
+  * cloud-net
+    * Uses vlan #200
+    * Used by MGS 650
+  * ctf-net
+    * Uses vlan #1000
+  * arena
+    * Uses vlan #1001
+===== Cloud Network  =====
+This network is basically another blue team network.  Crazy.  The upstream gateway IP is 192.168.253.1, and the subnet is a /24.
-===== Competition VLANs (Teamx-nets) =====
+===== Team VLANs  =====
-In order to route a request to an internal IP (10.x.x.x), we have static routes in place.  The following is information about what routes there is, and what gateway settings are required.
+In order to route a request to an internal IP (10.x.x.x), we have static routes in place.  The following is information about what routes there is, and what gateway settings are required.  As a note, these vlans are mapped to the teamX ports.
-| Team Number | Up-Stream Gateway IP | WAN IP         | Subnet | VLAN ID | Internal LAN Network | Internal DMZ Network  |
+==== Network Mappings ====
+|Team Number  | Upstream Gateway IP  | WAN IP         | Subnet | VLAN ID | Internal LAN Network | Internal DMZ Network  |
 | 1           | 192.168.253.1        | 192.168.253.2  |  /30   | 101     |     10.1.1.0/24      |      10.1.2.0/24      |
 | 2           | 192.168.253.5        | 192.168.253.6  |  /30   | 102     |     10.2.1.0/24      |      10.2.2.0/24      |