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Guidelines for switch config

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# Switch configurations for Openfest 2017
## General port layout
The following scheme is followed:
* Last copper port on the switch is UPLINK
* Uplink is trunk mode with access as a minimum to mgmt vlan (20) and purpose speciffic vlan (e.g. video (23))
* First copper port on the switch is PHONE (if such are required)
* mode is access
* VLAN 25
* Next up to 6 ports are for speciffic purposes (e.g. video related, general access, etc)
* Mode is access (unless specific equipment requires other. e.g. wifi is connected to this port)
* VLAN varies
## Exception from the scheme
There are 2 exceptions from the scheme:
* coresw - links all the rest so it is expected to be different
* Uplink is last 2 copper ports (47, 48)
* Ports 41 to 46 are reserved for internal services
* Downlinks to switches are on ports 1-4
* Downlinks to leaf switches (dumb) are on ports 5 and 6
* Presenters wired access is on port 7 and 8
* WIFI access is as follows:
* Port 9 and 10 are trunked and go to PoE switch.
* Ports 11-16 are for dedicated WIFI AP's
* nocsw - needs easy access to all vlans on ports so all vlans are present there
* Multiple ports per vlan are present
* Port 1,2 - Phone access
* Port 3,4 - External vlan access
* Port 5,6 - mgmt vlan
* Port 7,8 - wired vlan
* Port 9,10 - wireless vlan
* Port 11-14 - video vlan - monitoring stations to be put
* Port 15,16 - overflow vlan
* Port 17-22 - shutdown (spare). NOC can use as wanted.
* Port 23,24 - UPLINK