Routing

Hi,We have a 2911 Cisco router with two ADSL interfaces (two Dialers). In Dialer1 we have a site-to-site VPN connection with another cisco router in a different site.In dialer0 we have configured a policy based routing for internet feed (http, https,...

Hello,maybe this question sounds a little stupid, but is there a possibility to apply a filter to suppress a flapping MAC address?We have a network scenario, where we receive packets at the remote end of a redundant connection twice, on two different...

Ok, I have a route-map on my bgp peer for advertising out routes, it references an access list.  I added a route to the access-list, what do I have to do to re read the access-list.  Reset the peer, will a soft reset work, remove and reapply the rout...

Hello all, first post here, and a CISCO newbee!!I have two sites with a dedicated, point to point, LAN, site 1 has a Cisco 1700, LAN IP: 192.168.0.101; Site 2 has a Cisco 1800, LAN IP: 192.168.1.101.From site 2 I can ping the router on the other side...

Hello all,I have a RV042 Dual WAN router. I have two WAN connections (DSL and T-1).I would like to NAT a public IP on each WAN connection to a single IP in my private pool. I am trying to NAT my email server with redundancy to each WAN. The first ent...

Hi All,Just wanted to hear some feedback on a design question.Scenario----------------I will be getting a WAN connection to a few offices and I have a need to control routes recieved and advertised to/from them.  The service provider will be placing ...

Hi,Cisco router supports HWIC-4T (Serial High-Speed WAN) and HWIC-4A/S (Asynchronous/Synchronous High-Speed WAN).What are the differece?I couldn't find a clear answer.Thanks for clarification..

As per the subject, we are receiving this error in the log buffer on a 3845 router running 12.4(24)T4. Our setup is that we're running DMVPN, and have configured per-tunnel QoS for DMVPN, exactly as per the Cisco documentation (http://www.cisco.com/e...

Hi,We have several 877 routers across a few cities and experience infrequent 'drop-out's which are typically characterised by log entries like the example below.Our biggest problem is that there is a 60-90 second hard-down period rather than just a 1...