Please summarize the following conversation in 500 words or less:

May 19, 2023
[2:29 PM]NAME_1: https://www.reddit.com/r/NAME_2/comments/13lo7u6/list_of_new_features_and_missing_features_in_the/
[3:52 PM]m3galinux: top two comments say it all
[3:54 PM]m3galinux: Tesla card working! (that's 1 card, it IDs as two)
[3:58 PM]MrYiff: nice
[4:34 PM]m3galinux: now to see how this thing handles Vicuna
[5:00 AM]NAME_3: Before I ask consultants
[5:01 AM]NAME_3: Say you have 5 locations with people working on different things. Each of the 4 sites has it's own firewall connecting (ipsec) to HQ, how would you divide up the VLAN?
[5:01 AM]NAME_3: same VLAN per site?
[5:07 AM]NAME_4: something like that, keeping it consistent
[5:07 AM]NAME_3: Nice, getting fiber installed in two locations this week so thought I'd have a rough idea before asking the pro's
[5:11 AM]MrYiff: yeah, standardising vlan across all sites is the sensible route
[7:04 PM]NAME_5: https://vcai.mpi-inf.mpg.de/projects/DragGAN/
[7:04 PM]NAME_5: NAME_6 nuts
[8:14 PM]m3galinux: (super late, I was NAME_6 in the woods all weekend) Same VLAN per site is good, keep it consistent. /22 per site is probably adequate? Users subnets can be /23 or split into two /24s... if you have IP phones sometimes it's best practice to keep them on a separate vlan+subnet (makes QoS easier... depends on the particular system for specifics). If there's any chance of sites getting bigger then maybe do /21 per site like this, split as needed (edited)
[8:22 PM]m3galinux:
[4:32 AM]NAME_3: Thanks!
[4:32 AM]NAME_3: I am thinking about three networks as well
[4:34 AM]NAME_3: Corp - Only uses certs to auth on issued devices, 10./22
[4:34 AM]Calvagh: Does the servers, if you have any live in the same span as network gear?
[4:35 AM]NAME_3: idk if I need a VLAN on the BYOD/NAME_7 network as that needs no routing to other sites
[4:35 AM]NAME_3: Servers live on what I define the "Corp" network
[4:38 AM]MrYiff: ive done 3 networks but only 2 vlans
[4:38 AM]MrYiff: leaving NAME_7 and BYOD on the same network, with just different ways to auth
[4:38 AM]NAME_3: Why the VLAN on the NAME_7/BYOD?
[4:38 AM]NAME_3: This is me not knowing not questioning your answer
[4:39 AM]MrYiff: kept NAME_7/byod traffic isolated but let me throw access points anyway in the office, just needed to tag the ports to the right vlans
[4:39 AM]NAME_3:  I guess
[4:40 AM]NAME_3: I would've had an extra separation between NAME_7/BYOD I think
[4:40 AM]NAME_3: I am not sure
[4:40 AM]NAME_3: BYOD's are supposed to be like employee phones and what not
