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my paste error Hey, you're causing the IP conflict with this line ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.1.5 80 216.37.xx.37 80 extendable 216.37.xx.37 is virtualized in the arp table and exist twice on the segment between you and the ISP. maybe your intention is to port map both 80 and 110...

Hey, you're causing the IP conflict with this line ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.1.5 80 216.37.xx.37 80 extendable 216.37.xx.37 is virtualized in the arp table and exist twice on the segment between you and the ISP. maybe your intention is to port map both 80 and 110 to 192.168.1.5...

I dont believe you are NATTing. access-list inside_nat0_outbound and access-list DMZ_nat0_outbound are just access-list names. right? If so where are you using these access-lists? Your only natting traffic leaving the outside interface using "global (outside) 10 interface", right? How can you...

Are you accessing NNM using the web interface or the application interface? you want to use the Application and use the readwrite map. Make sure your using the correct community strings. Your probably only discovering the 6 node on your local segment (layer 2 attached).

spie34, did yo fix this issue? Was it a routing problem? route outside 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 <isp gw>

Is the VPN working?

Jasper and Dan must work together. Good job UnaBomber!

Your stations on your (.33)subnet must use the router ip address of the same subnet as the default gateway or have a route to the (.44) subnet on the gateway they are already using and viseversa. Ill bet you can telnet into the router and ping everything, right? POST the config. there are alot...

Im developing a socket program that requires the Perl version to be older than the one on the box. Can I run two different versions of Perl on the same box? The Socket.PM requires I use 5.000 and I am using v5.6.1 on the box.

Guessing, would you need something similar to PreserveVlanInfoInTXPacket=1 (TX) also?

Post the exact command syntax your using.

Correct, add the default statement to one of the two entries.

I'm an ID10T :) I may be wrong. Do you specify any static routes to the VRRP in use today? I think you’ll know where the network (other side of the tunnel) is once the tunnel is established. I believe if you were in the router and did a show IP route, the concentrator LAN would show up in the...

Yes, it will work. You will need to add a secondary route to the new VRRP destination to use the new tunnel as an alternate path if the primary is not established. Is the change going to be a full cut-over? Are you getting a new ISP? Can you have both subnets available at the same time for a...

See if there are any active connections. run a show user command and see if 5 vty ports are in use/hung.