Recent content by BarrySDCA

bonehead move, deleted attack-drop.sdf off my flash. no chance I can get the logon to d/l it before tomorrow 9AM. I would be grateful if anyone who has it, and gets this message soon, could PM me. thank you, Barry

If anyone runs into this same problem, it was tcpintercept was still enabled. it's not compatible with IPS.

thank you. I did not realize tcp intercept default was watch mode. I will definitely make these changes. any idea why IPS is not passing packets from my machine to the test www host? when I apply the IPS to the interface, the syslog reflects they are all loaded fine. stumped... thank you,

Here is the config. If I try and access http://223.223.223.194 from my ip in the ACL, then sh ip ips stat reflects a 1/2 open connection that never becomes established. If anythigng else pops up at you which I can do better to reduce impact from the attack, I am all ears. thank you! !This is...

It was multiple hits to our web server. I need to get IPS working so I can make a filter from the unique signature that I found. When I try and reach the test server with IPS enabled, the counters show 1 open session but it never becomes established. any ideas? thank you

Some guy is coming to our site and demanding a payoff or he will DDoS us. We didn't pay him and he did what he said he was going to do. I expect another attack at any time. The flood was only 10Mb, but our cisco was not tuned as good as it could be. I think with the better config, I will be...

I've tried several 'range expanders' and the only thing that works 100% is a CAT-5 between two access points. I'm sorry if this is not what you wanted to hear. Barry

A lot of VPNs are setup so that traffic not directed to the internal network will simply use your local gateway. If you have this kind of setup then you need not worry. If you're using the company proxy then you might have reason to be concerned.

problem resolved....it went away after I added a persistent route into each box. No idea why only some were effected.

After much fidgeting, I finally got a Netgear FVS328 to connect via IPSEC with a Windows 2003 RRAS server over IPSEC. The Netgear side is using a 10.0.0.0/28 and the Windows 2003 RRAS side connects to two subnets with public IPs, both with a /25 mask. Here is the frustrating part: From the...