Cisco Switching/Routing :: LAN Segmentation Design 6509

Apr 25, 2012

I've been tasked to come up with a design to segment our internal network to reduce broadcast domain size.  In addition, we are running out of DHCP available DHCP addresses.  I need to have a solution that will give me more available IP's, but reduce our broadcast domain.
 
We are Cisco VoIP shop.  Our current environment consists of dual 6509 chassis in a VSS config.  We have 10 access switches that are model 3750's.  Each 3750 has dual 1Gb fiber links to the VSS Core in an etherchannel configuration.  We have 2 VLANS (data and voice) that spread throughout every switch.  Both VLAN's have their own DHCP scope.
 
Our current broadcast domain is a 255.255.248.0, so we have over 2000 potential broadcast devices.  Cisco recommends not having larger than 512.  So my research has brought me to a design as follows:
 
          MY DESIGN:
>  Have individual voice and data VLANs for each closet switch. 
>  We have 10 closet switches so this would require 20 new vlans
>  With every separate VLAN we would need a different DHCP scope. 
>  Configure 20 new DHCP scopes for the 20 new VLANs. 
>  Each DHCP scope would have a 512 available addresses.
>  Enable IP Routing and configure EIGRP on the VSS Core and 3750's.
>  I'm tossing around the idea of have each 3750 be an EIGRP Stub.  Not sure yet.
 
          QUESTIONS:
1.  How to verify what I described in my design? 
2.  Any alternative solution that might be less complicated than configuring Layer 3 on all my access switches? 
3.  Any thoughts on configuring EIGRP Stub vs. having the VSS Core do all the work?
4:  Any template that I could base my 3750 config from?

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1800 router                                       1800 ROuter
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