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    Port Scans

    kammodo, the problem is with how you configured nat. You have configured a static nat translation: ip nat inside source static 192.168.0.2...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Jun 29, 2009 in forum: Network Security
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    Frame Relay Back to Back - Same DLCIs?

    You are correct, dlci's are only locally significant - but in the case of a back to back FR configuration there is no frame switch in between the...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Jun 11, 2009 in forum: Routing & Switching
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    CCNA Voice 640-460

    Well done! Spice_Weasel
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Jun 1, 2009 in forum: Voice
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    Need help communicating between two sites

    The best thing to do would be to methodically troubleshoot the problem from the host outward. First, check the host's routing table (e.g. route...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, May 11, 2009 in forum: Routing & Switching
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    Cisco Access Server - Help Required

    Sadly the octal cables are expensive. You could try making your own, but the cost of parts, time and effort are high even if you try a homemade...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, May 6, 2009 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
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    Need Help with Tunnel Endpoint Change on Cisco Pix

    Naturally the CCNA is Cisco specific, but a large part of the material covered in the CCNA is vendor-neutral, and I think would be quite useful to...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Apr 22, 2009 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
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    Need Help with Tunnel Endpoint Change on Cisco Pix

    It is possible to just change the peer ip address on the crypto map entry without removing the map from the interface, then clear the ipsec sa for...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Apr 21, 2009 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
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    Need Help with Tunnel Endpoint Change on Cisco Pix

    Since your existing pre-shared key statement does not have the no-xa and no-conf set then your new psk should not need them. Basically, no-xa...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Apr 21, 2009 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
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    Need Help with Tunnel Endpoint Change on Cisco Pix

    You can only have one crypto map applied to each interface. If you have multiple ipsec connections they are defined as seperate sequence numbers...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Apr 21, 2009 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
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    Need Help with Tunnel Endpoint Change on Cisco Pix

    Creating a ipsec connection on the pix requires a few things to be configured - among them an access-list to select the traffic to be sent to the...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Apr 20, 2009 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
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    Who's using up all the bandwidth?

    Zebulebu has your answer - having a dedicated network management box is the way to go, if possible. Just a few bits to add, if you are in a...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Apr 20, 2009 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
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    how to know ip & mac for pc connect to switch ports? please help

    Scene: Dank, dark wiring closet. A single bulb sways gently, casting a dim pool of light on a Cisco 2950. Net Admin: Talk! I what to know the mac...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Apr 14, 2009 in forum: Networks
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    How to bind two different internet bandwidth into one?

    Almost any reasonable router (or firewall) will allow you to make use of multiple wan links. You can use a cheap 2611, for example, and there are...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Mar 19, 2009 in forum: Networks
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    OpenBSD/pf: No route to host

    I was hoping it was a lack of a default gateway - I like easy solutions ;) You can check your routing table with netstat -rn if you want to be...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Feb 24, 2009 in forum: Linux / Unix Discussion
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    OpenBSD/pf: No route to host

    First thing I would check is if you have a valid default route. Spice_Weasel
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Feb 24, 2009 in forum: Linux / Unix Discussion
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    Passed CCNA first time

    Well done - congrats! Spice_Weasel
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Feb 23, 2009 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
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    Cisco 877 Policy Routing

    Judging from the info you provided it appears both the router and the firewall have interfaces on each vlan. So, why bother with the router? The...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Feb 23, 2009 in forum: Networks
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    Slowdown on Cisco Switch

    As BM said, a protocol analyzer will provide a huge amount of info, although experience is needed to make effective use of the output. Some...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Feb 23, 2009 in forum: Routing & Switching
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    Cisco 1841 with DSL

    First, you should edit your post - far to much sensitive info in the config! Change your passwords right away. The reason you can't reach any...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Feb 3, 2009 in forum: Routing & Switching
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    Goning mad with Packet Tracer 5.0

    The reason R1 cannot ping R3 is that there is no route to the destination network. To start, try creating static routes on R1 and R3, then later...
    Post by: Spice_Weasel, Jan 30, 2009 in forum: Routing & Switching
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