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Has anyone configured a 3550 to act as a DHCP server to connected workstations. If so, please provide any information you have. Thanks

No daughter-card installed. Do you have a part# for the card? thanks for your help

I cannot get any power to my avaya phones from the the switch. I've "set port inline power x/x auto" still no power. slot 9 - WS-X6148-RRJ45V system ver: 7.1 system file: cat6000-sup2k8.8-2-2.bin Do you guys have any suggestions? Currently, I only have 2 phones connected.

try sub-interfaces w/802.1Q encapsulation you can use a switch and configure different vlans for the DMZ and Inside network. You can keep the subnets from communication with ACLs

Has anyone configured a tunnel between the PIX and Contivity 1700. If so, please provide any notes or configuration examples from your setup. Regards,

Hey, check out the link below, it describes what you are trying to do. Good Luck!! http://cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk175/tk15/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080093e51.shtml

i think the modem configuration is the key solving your issue. i'm not familiar with the speedstream modem so this article might help: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article.php?cat=modem&id=84&pagenumber=1 Also, is there a reason .34 has to be used? Can any IP in your public space work...

You don't want your DSL modem doing NAT or PAT if I'm following correctly. Your PIX will act as the DHCP server for your LAN: dhcpd address 192.168.x.10-192.168.x.254 inside dhcpd dns x.x.x.x (usually provided by your DSL provider) dhcpd lease 21600 (this time can be shorter) dhcpd...

Your DSL provider should configure the modem with the IP space you purchased .33-.38, the interface on your modem facing the outside interface of your PIX should have the .33 address since this will be the "gateway" for your PIX. With that configuration the following commands should work for...

try using the "switchport protected" command on the interface you do not want to "be seen" by other nodes on the switch.

Desert, below is an example of a setup I completed with 3 subnets, with DHCP and NAT, the access-list I included prevents the subnets from communicating, if you want communication b/w the subnets leave the access-list out. ip dhcp pool x network 192.168.20.0 255.255.255.0 default-router...

I have a network of about 29 switches that are grouped 3-4 switches per vlan. Each switch currently has an IP address and can be accessed remotely.... these are all 2950s. How would I go about taking advantage of CMS in this scenario? Thanks myng

What commands should I use to find who(which mac) and most active talkers on a switch? I would like to be able to identify the port/s with the most activity. Thanks for any assistance myng

The PIX is able to connect directly to your DSL modem if it has a RJ-45 connection. The PIX is capable of obtaining a DHCP address with the following config: (config)# ip address outside dhcp setroute also the PIX can be your DHCP server for internal clients with the following config: dhcpd...

thanks, i'll look into that.