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remove sundomain from AD domain
CASE CLOSED! ALL ANSWERS & HOWTO/INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND AT THE FOLLOWING LIKE (MICROSOFT MESSAGE BOARD)...- SWFLHosting
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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remove sundomain from AD domain
I guess this light be my solution here? http://support.microsoft.com/?id=230306 has anybody else gone through with that procedure? will that be what i should be doing? --marco- SWFLHosting
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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remove sundomain from AD domain
hello. i installed a subdomain (srb.hq.xxxxxxxxx.com) to my existing domain a few days ago (hq.xxxxxxxxxxxx.com) - now id like to remove it. i did NOT install DNS on the sub DC server when creating the AD/domain ..... when i now try to remove it i get numerous different errors such as: 1...- SWFLHosting
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Cisco 2600 with cable modem????
I just did this about a week ago. Was fun and very easy. works like a charm!!! check: -physical setup: thread557-541054 CONFIGs thread557-541210- SWFLHosting
- Post #5
- Forum: Cisco
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2611 DHCP IP to static DMZ host
OK, i got the concept of port forwarding, however is there an option to forward all ports? DMZ node .... I use the eth0/1 as the external interface: ip nat inside source static tcp 10.0.1.1 80 interface ethernet0/1 80- SWFLHosting
- Post #4
- Forum: Cisco
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2611 DHCP IP to static DMZ host
MarcoHomeNet_Router#sh run Building configuration... Current configuration : 2470 bytes ! version 12.2 service timestamps debug uptime service timestamps log uptime no service password-encryption ! hostname MarcoHomeNet_Router ! enable secret 5 <myencryptedpswd> ! ip subnet-zero ! ! no ip...- SWFLHosting
- Post #3
- Forum: Cisco
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2611 DHCP IP to static DMZ host
My question if the following: can I create a DMZ host with a static map based on an IP address I got off a DHCP server? here is what i got: External IP | device | Internal -------------------------------------------- {pvc #/#} | DSL modem | 68.54.198.x 68.54.198.xEth0/1...- SWFLHosting
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- Forum: Cisco
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Firewall & Router DMZ Setup
Or the 2nd of your versions w/ the 1605 External IP | device | Internal -------------------------------------------- {pvc #/#} | DSL modem | 209.147.x.x 209.147.x.x | Cisco1605 | 10.0.0.1 (*1)*NAT 10.0.0.1-.127 | switch | 10.0.0.1-.127 (*2)...- SWFLHosting
- Post #5
- Forum: Cisco
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Firewall & Router DMZ Setup
Bark, If you have a Linksys and will keep it in, the DMZ option should be located under ADVANCED :) ... If you take the Linksys out of the chain, your 1605 will take the PUBLIC IP address yoru ISP gives to you. Your current setup: External IP | device | Internal...- SWFLHosting
- Post #4
- Forum: Cisco
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Firewall & Router DMZ Setup
hey bark, I just replaced my linksys AP/router with a 2611 old setup: cable modem {DHCP IP} <-> Linksys (BEFW11S4) {NAT PRIV} <-> switch & hub new setup: cable modem {DHCP IP} <--> Cisco 2611 {NAT 10.0.1.x} <--> switch (HP 4000M) I am now trying to write an A-L for the 2611 ...- SWFLHosting
- Post #2
- Forum: Cisco
