Recent content by jpopa

Hey everyone, We rebooted our file server the other night, and after we did, our users could no longer search a mapped drive that pointed to that server. When they search, about 90% of the time they just get a 'Search is complete, no results found.' The other 10% of the time it works just...

Titleist, I would just like to let you know that my users love you. This has just been one thing in a long line of issues they've had with printing at their location in the last 2-3 months.

I am so unbelievably confused by all of this, so if anyone can give me any ideas I would appreciate it. I've got a terminal server running on Win2k, and I've got a user with a problem. Somehow, wordpad was associated to .doc files. No biggie, easy change right? Here's the fun part: 1) The...

We have a Cisco VPN3000 that about 10 users connect to daily. It authenticates via an Active Directory service, and it's been almost flawless throughout it's service. Recently two users a few weeks apart lost the ability to authenticate. They enter their credentials three times and then they get...

Anyone have any ideas?

I managed to do something dumb a few days ago. I was pulling a system out of my employers rack on the top shelf, and the rack started to tip. I saved the rack, but lost the system I was pulling out. Damage physically was minimal, but the system wouldn't boot. One new motherboard later and I...

Not to contradict you, but just reading on Cisco I see the following defined under the 3560. # Egress queues and scheduling # * Four egress queues per port Also, the command priority-queue out on the port and I've tested it. Either way everyone has been a huge help here.

Excuse me, 3560

It's a 3650. I guess I'm just lost on what is actually used to prioritize the traffic.

Thanks for the help, this command was exactly what I was looking for. Basically my setup is as follows: class-map match-any best-effort match access-group 190 class-map match-all quintum match access-group 199 class-map match-all voice match access-group 198 ! ! policy-map voip class...

Yeah that's what I've been playing with for the past while. I've done diffserv and llq before on routers, but this is making my head hurt :( Right now I have a basic config in similar to what was posted above(except that I'm now filtering based on port number for the RTP voice packets) and when...

Ok... messing with this right now, but the problem I am running into right now is when I apply 'service-policy input qos' on for example f0/4 I get this: %QoS: policy-map qos with MATCH INPUT-INTERFACE not allowed at this level on SVI interface Any thoughts?

I've done QoS on router serial interfaces using class-map/policy-map to set up diffserv in the past. I need to set up QoS on my switch, and it looks like I can do it, but I have a simple question or two. 1) Is there any way I can classify packets via VLAN? It looks like I can't do it with an...

Here's some more info. Relevant config info interface ethernet0 auto interface ethernet1 auto interface ethernet2 auto nameif ethernet0 outside security0 nameif ethernet1 inside security100 nameif ethernet2 phonelan security90 ip address inside 192.42.45.251 255.255.255.0 ip address phonelan...

I have a PIX 515e, and I have two subnets on it. One has been there forever(192.42.45.x) and the other was just implemented. The problem is the new subnet(192.168.200.x) cannot be reached from the old subnet. Guessing I need ACL's or something, but the ones I tried(permit all to/from) didn't...