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This issue seems to happen very sporadically and does not last very long, which makes doing traceroutes while it is occurring very problematic. So, no ideas on how to see the TTL info in a Cisco router IP debug or something similar?

Hello, I've been trying to troubleshoot a situation where a there is a TCP connection between point A (the client) and point B (the server) periodically failing. This connection traverses a variety of mediums including ethernet segments, point-to-point T1, internet VPN, and MPLS and spans the...

thanks for the responses, i agree with jeter, too, but i still want to know if it would work without readdressing.

hello all. i inherited a large frame-relay hub and spoke network with multiple hubs and using only static routing. there are about 10 hubs, and each remote router is connected to one of these hubs, plus a backup hub (the same for every router). we would like to implement a dynamic routing...

hello. i've got a point to point OC-3 link between two cisco 7204s that i've implemented QoS over, but I need some verification that my configuration is doing what i intended it to. class-map match-all DMZ_in match any class-map match-all edge3000_out match qos-group 1 class-map match-any...

hello all. AIX newbie here and have a question. i have an active, mounted filesystem for our Oracle install. i need to increase the size of the LV, and i see in smit where to do this, but i don't know if i can do this on the fly (without shutting down Oracle, unmounting the filesystem, etc) or...

No problem, I've definitely been on the other end of those kinds of easy resolutions. :)

I saw your other thread and replied after I did this one, so let's stick with the other thread now. :)

I'm assuming the webserver's IP is 10.18.45.19. You can get rid of this entry, since it's not doing anything: static (Outside,Inside) 10.18.45.19 66.x.x.x netmask 255.255.255.255 What is the IP address of the client machine trying to bring up the webpage? Is it a part of the 66.x.x.x network...

Are you seeing hits on the access-list entry that allows the traffic you are attempting? It may be a routing issue. Are there appropriate routes on the host as well as the firewall? Some more detailed information would probably be helpful.

Password Recovery Procedure for the Cisco 1600 Series Routers: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps214/products_password_recovery09186a0080093e11.shtml

Alright, I figured it out. For those that are interested: When defining the following pool: ip nat pool test 172.16.250.4 172.16.250.4 netmask 255.255.255.252 The router sees 172.16.250.4 as the network address of the NAT network and therefore will not allow it to be used as a NAT. If I use...

Because the hosts that we talk to on the remote side of the router have host routes for one IP (and not the LAN IP), so I'm trying to figure out how to NAT our sources to that IP so no changes have to be made on the hosts (or firewalls).

That's the command format, you specify a start address and end address for the pool, but I only want that one address in the pool so I use it for the start and end..

Yeah, I had thought of the Loopback option, but I haven't tried it yet. Even if it does work one of the issues there will be that you can't NAT to an address that overlaps with a connected network, but otherwise may work. As far as trying to create the pool with one address, one of the things...