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    Recommand a Good Network Aggregator?

    Basically, this is what I am trying to accomplish. I have 2 Road Running connections and hooked up to 2 pixes. What i wanted to do is to combine the 2 RR legs into one fat pipe (using a bandwidth aggregrator or what evers). That's why I would like to see what is a good bandwidth aggregator...
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    Recommand a Good Network Aggregator?

    Load balance out or Bond doesn't matter. As long as all the bandwidth is used. They are equal speed
  3. netchaser

    Recommand a Good Network Aggregator?

    I have 2 Road Running connections and I would like to load balance them. what's a good aggregator I can use?
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    How to Single Sign-On to AD using 802.1X with PEAP-CHAP V2

    Anyone have any idea on this? I can't get the machine to authenticate at login screen. Keep saying domain not availabe and the port is still blocked. I can authenticate fine after logged into the local machine manually.
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    How to do 802.1x with 3550 switch and Windows IAS

    What exactly does it mean when it said that PEAP MSCHAP v2 requires a Certificate on the IAS/Server end? Does it mean it has to have a certificate on the IAS server itself or does it point to something?
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    How to do 802.1x with 3550 switch and Windows IAS

    I tried using MD5-CHAP but it requires the user account on AD to be able to use reverse encryption + needs the user to change/reset password. Is there an EAP mentod thaT i can use to avoid this? Does MSCHAP-PEAP-V2 requires this?
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    How to do 802.1x with 3550 switch and Windows IAS

    I want to setup a basic 802.1x with a switch and Windows IAS (tab to an AD). I want to do basic user authentication (where users enter his/her AD account to login). I want to use the Windows 802.1x client as the supplicant. Does anyone have a simple "cut and paste" configuration that I can...
  8. netchaser

    3550 vs 3560

    Yes, I agree. I guess my point is to see if there's anything on the 3560 that I should really consider to be "special features" that I can't get from 3550
  9. netchaser

    3550 vs 3560

    Hey Brianinms, I am working under a budget so it's a bit tough. That's why I am looking to see if there's any "special" or "new" feature sets in 3560 that I should consider over the 3550.
  10. netchaser

    3550 vs 3560

    I am in the middle of deciding a 3550 or 3560. My main concern is the ability of either switch to handle 802.1x. According to a couple of Cisco Techs, 3550 should be able to do 802.1x just like the 3560. I am looking at if there's any feature that's new or updated in the 3560 that I should be...
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    What's a B1 line and a J-Circuit?

    Hey All, what exactly is a B1 line? Is it just a simple telephone line to the service provider? and same question about a J-Circuit. is it just a simple leased connection between 2 end points? Thanks,
  12. netchaser

    Static Map from DMZ don't work

    Hello Liumen, I think the static map statement goes by the syntax... Static ( Real Interface, Mapped Interface ) Mapped_IP Real_IP Real_IP_Netmask Max_connection Connection_limt so if I want to go from DMZ to Other it will be static (other, dmz) 10.4.10.1 10.4.10.1 netmask 255.255.255.255 0...
  13. netchaser

    Static Map from DMZ don't work

    I have taken out the route other 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 10.4.10.1 1 but still no go. Kind of a strange problem.
  14. netchaser

    Static Map from DMZ don't work

    just via net cable (not serial). I can go from the Inside interface Via NAT but I can't really get to it from the DMZ via static Map
  15. netchaser

    Static Map from DMZ don't work

    Yes, just for test "pinging" for the icmp. The strange thing is, 10.4.10.1 is physcially connected to the 10.4.10.3 interface. Thanks,
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