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I'm attempting to bring two networks together that requires the existing ASA to stay in place for the time being. I have two circuits from our facility to the new facility using different vendors and need to bring them into the ASA for redundancy and...

campbech1 by Level 1
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I have a asa5525 and a cisco 887 routeri want to lab out a scenario where i can test the nat translations specially for ftp and www.so i have a real external IP address where I telnet to port 80 for one webserver and port 21 to a differnet onein the ...

I copied the ios to bootdisk, but when I change the boot system and reload my standby peer de standby peer starts up in rommon mode. I need the correct parameters for the boot command for a 6880. On the cisco site I can only find how to upgrade  a 65...

Hi, I have 2 wan links. I want to use policy base routing. One link is 10MB and other one is 5MB. I want 75% traffic to use 10MB link and rest of the traffice pass thru 5MB link.

techguy by Level 4
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Resolved! Flash and NVRAM??

Hi, We have a Cisco 7200VXR router. Currently it is always booting into rommon mode. There was an error while booting saying that the NVRAM couldnt be read because it was corrupted. I tried removing a PCMCIA card inserted into the router and changed ...

Does anyone know if it is possible to configure two routers (e.g.2901) with IPSec Tunnels using tunnel protection ipsc with high availability / failover for IPSec tunnels between routers. Point to Point tunnels in this case. I see references to gre t...

tluidens by Level 1
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All, If I have several sites across the country but the HQ is on EST what is the recommended practice to configure the time zones on the network equipment in different time zones.  Should it be configured to match the local time zone or the time zone...

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