Recent content by mrhyd3

A little more info here. Customer B has a network in the path of the destination that's a 172.16.1.x. Customer B wants me to static map our internal IP of 172.16.1.20 to 192.168.20.20. Our destination however are two hosts on separate networks (10.2.2.10 & 10.4.2.10)

Customer A Network: 172.16.1.35/32 Customer B Network Hosts to reach: 10.1.80.50 & 10.1.40.50 Customer B requires us to double-nat as a single IP i.e. 192.168.19.10 to reach the 10. hosts. Somewhere in between the routing, another 172.16.1.0 network is being used thus Customer B is requiring...

David, Usually all I do is copy 4 of the crypto maps, renumber the map seq # and past with appropriate values. Add the appropriate ACL's, and add pre-share key. Then I perform a #clear ipsec sa and #clear ipsec sa counters That usually does it.

Dos can and will work on a TCP/IP network. You will have to load the necessary drivers before anything else as long as memory permits. You can refer to this site on how to create it. I used to make dumb terminals w/ old PC's to connect to Citrix over the Internet thru a VPN so I know it it...

I believe the software is free.

I purchased a Miniature Serial IO card for my Jornada the Socketts Plus Rugged version. Plugs into the console and connect via serial port.

That sound byte cracks me up...oh I loved that movie.

We had lightning hit our building and it nailed our cablemodem line which traveled all throughout our building knocking out PC's all over the building and killing about 4 Cisco switches....It was painful.

Mind posting your config? Obviously change any sensitive information :) I'm curious as I am in the process of this w/ my two ISP's and 1 router. I'm using route-map and want to verify.

Thanks for all the direction. I believe I have it worked out now. This is what I have come up with. I am just waiting for a night to move our cablemodem over to the router. The T1 is in place and working fine. ---------- ! interface Serial0/0 Description T1 ISP ip address xxx.xxx.26.58...

There's a site called http://www.fatkid.com that has several configurations. I believe some of these are CCIE related and sample many labs invloved in the CCIE test.

So to answer your queston, which I left out in my last reply was "yes" I want to use both concurrently...I will DNS round-robin since I can't run BGP or OSPF...

Well, I was asked to make the cablemodem ISP higher priority from with in (surfing, ftp) and our T1 will be for users connecting from the outside to our LAN. I thought about using weighted static routes but the problem I may run into are packets from the T1 being routed back out the cablemodem...

Config ideas on connecting a cablemodem ISP and a T1 ISP into a 2621? The T1 ISP gave us 16 IP addresses and we have 1 IP from the cable ISP. How would I implement this into the config? Obviously BGP is out of the question. Ideas, or caveats?

MRTG is not hard to setup. Just read the instructions. Besides to just look at traffic, create an access-list that allows everything and append a log on the end of the list. ex. access-list extended traffic-monitor permit ip any any log Interface e0/0 access-group traffic-monitor in This...