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Need SQL Server VLAN advice.. is it best practice to have all SQL Servers under 1 VLAN/network zone?
I/O requests taking longer than 15 secondsSQL Server: Should we use TCP or Named Pipes or use the default?Remote queries and linked serversRestore database to a instance in networkSQL Alert: 020 - SSPI handshake failure. Tracking the cause?Sync job issue, maybe network related?Dedicated SQL instance vs multiple database same server instanceBest way to merge tightly coupled SQL Server Instancessp_send_dbmail usage best practiceSQL Server on VMware why 3 vnics
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Looking at the network placement of my SQL Servers. Looking for answers:
Is it a best practice to have all SQL Servers in 1 or 2 VLANs within your businesses network? however, if so, wont there potentially be performance issues on the NICs that manage that VLAN because there are so many SQL Servers in one VLAN?
Also on firewalls between the SQL Servers & application servers - this is not recommended right, As there will be a bottleneck from the firewall?
So going from the above comment, is it simply best practice to have the SQL servers in the same VLANs as the application servers that interact with the databases?
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Looking at the network placement of my SQL Servers. Looking for answers:
Is it a best practice to have all SQL Servers in 1 or 2 VLANs within your businesses network? however, if so, wont there potentially be performance issues on the NICs that manage that VLAN because there are so many SQL Servers in one VLAN?
Also on firewalls between the SQL Servers & application servers - this is not recommended right, As there will be a bottleneck from the firewall?
So going from the above comment, is it simply best practice to have the SQL servers in the same VLANs as the application servers that interact with the databases?
sql-server network
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For an accurate answer you would need to specify what your goals are. Security? Performance? Etc. Also, the SQL Server being on the same VLAN--are the SQL Servers communicating with each other, or with app servers, or with workstations? There is no best practice that will fit all environments and requirements.
– Tony Hinkle
6 hours ago
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Looking at the network placement of my SQL Servers. Looking for answers:
Is it a best practice to have all SQL Servers in 1 or 2 VLANs within your businesses network? however, if so, wont there potentially be performance issues on the NICs that manage that VLAN because there are so many SQL Servers in one VLAN?
Also on firewalls between the SQL Servers & application servers - this is not recommended right, As there will be a bottleneck from the firewall?
So going from the above comment, is it simply best practice to have the SQL servers in the same VLANs as the application servers that interact with the databases?
sql-server network
asked 9 hours ago
Daniel NashDaniel Nash
586 bronze badges
Looking at the network placement of my SQL Servers. Looking for answers:
Is it a best practice to have all SQL Servers in 1 or 2 VLANs within your businesses network? however, if so, wont there potentially be performance issues on the NICs that manage that VLAN because there are so many SQL Servers in one VLAN?
Also on firewalls between the SQL Servers & application servers - this is not recommended right, As there will be a bottleneck from the firewall?
So going from the above comment, is it simply best practice to have the SQL servers in the same VLANs as the application servers that interact with the databases?
sql-server network
sql-server network
asked 9 hours ago
Daniel NashDaniel Nash
586 bronze badges
asked 9 hours ago
Daniel NashDaniel Nash
586 bronze badges
asked 9 hours ago
Daniel NashDaniel Nash
586 bronze badges
asked 9 hours ago
Daniel NashDaniel Nash
586 bronze badges
asked 9 hours ago
Daniel NashDaniel Nash
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For an accurate answer you would need to specify what your goals are. Security? Performance? Etc. Also, the SQL Server being on the same VLAN--are the SQL Servers communicating with each other, or with app servers, or with workstations? There is no best practice that will fit all environments and requirements.
– Tony Hinkle
6 hours ago
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For an accurate answer you would need to specify what your goals are. Security? Performance? Etc. Also, the SQL Server being on the same VLAN--are the SQL Servers communicating with each other, or with app servers, or with workstations? There is no best practice that will fit all environments and requirements.
– Tony Hinkle
6 hours ago
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For an accurate answer you would need to specify what your goals are. Security? Performance? Etc. Also, the SQL Server being on the same VLAN--are the SQL Servers communicating with each other, or with app servers, or with workstations? There is no best practice that will fit all environments and requirements.
– Tony Hinkle
6 hours ago
For an accurate answer you would need to specify what your goals are. Security? Performance? Etc. Also, the SQL Server being on the same VLAN--are the SQL Servers communicating with each other, or with app servers, or with workstations? There is no best practice that will fit all environments and requirements.
– Tony Hinkle
6 hours ago
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Is it a best practice to have all SQL Servers in 1 or 2 VLANs within your businesses network?
This is enterprise and personal preference. Some enterprises setup areas for specific things, some don't. You might do it to ease certain administration items and others harder, but overall there isn't anything you specifically gain or lose from doing so.
Also on firewalls between the SQL Servers & application servers - this is not recommended right, As there will be a bottleneck from the firewall?
This comes down to security requirements. Most enterprises have this in place, but again it's entirely dependent upon your requirements. If you have no requirements you may or may not choose to do this based on the security measures you'd like to enforce. Not everyone specifically wants all servers to be able to talk to all other servers on a network.
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Is it a best practice to have all SQL Servers in 1 or 2 VLANs within your businesses network?
This is enterprise and personal preference. Some enterprises setup areas for specific things, some don't. You might do it to ease certain administration items and others harder, but overall there isn't anything you specifically gain or lose from doing so.
Also on firewalls between the SQL Servers & application servers - this is not recommended right, As there will be a bottleneck from the firewall?
This comes down to security requirements. Most enterprises have this in place, but again it's entirely dependent upon your requirements. If you have no requirements you may or may not choose to do this based on the security measures you'd like to enforce. Not everyone specifically wants all servers to be able to talk to all other servers on a network.
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Is it a best practice to have all SQL Servers in 1 or 2 VLANs within your businesses network?
This is enterprise and personal preference. Some enterprises setup areas for specific things, some don't. You might do it to ease certain administration items and others harder, but overall there isn't anything you specifically gain or lose from doing so.
Also on firewalls between the SQL Servers & application servers - this is not recommended right, As there will be a bottleneck from the firewall?
This comes down to security requirements. Most enterprises have this in place, but again it's entirely dependent upon your requirements. If you have no requirements you may or may not choose to do this based on the security measures you'd like to enforce. Not everyone specifically wants all servers to be able to talk to all other servers on a network.
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Is it a best practice to have all SQL Servers in 1 or 2 VLANs within your businesses network?
This is enterprise and personal preference. Some enterprises setup areas for specific things, some don't. You might do it to ease certain administration items and others harder, but overall there isn't anything you specifically gain or lose from doing so.
Also on firewalls between the SQL Servers & application servers - this is not recommended right, As there will be a bottleneck from the firewall?
This comes down to security requirements. Most enterprises have this in place, but again it's entirely dependent upon your requirements. If you have no requirements you may or may not choose to do this based on the security measures you'd like to enforce. Not everyone specifically wants all servers to be able to talk to all other servers on a network.
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Is it a best practice to have all SQL Servers in 1 or 2 VLANs within your businesses network?
This is enterprise and personal preference. Some enterprises setup areas for specific things, some don't. You might do it to ease certain administration items and others harder, but overall there isn't anything you specifically gain or lose from doing so.
Also on firewalls between the SQL Servers & application servers - this is not recommended right, As there will be a bottleneck from the firewall?
This comes down to security requirements. Most enterprises have this in place, but again it's entirely dependent upon your requirements. If you have no requirements you may or may not choose to do this based on the security measures you'd like to enforce. Not everyone specifically wants all servers to be able to talk to all other servers on a network.
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For an accurate answer you would need to specify what your goals are. Security? Performance? Etc. Also, the SQL Server being on the same VLAN--are the SQL Servers communicating with each other, or with app servers, or with workstations? There is no best practice that will fit all environments and requirements.
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