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nsteup · 02-26-2004

Does anybody know if Cisco supports IEEE 802.1v protocol-based vlans now or in the future? Kind regards Norbert

nsteup · 10-25-2002

Hello,does anybody know a brief description of the output of the IOS command "show ip traffic" ?Thanks in advanceNorbert

nsteup · 06-30-2002

I have a VPN Hub and Spoke design with one central PIX and five remote PIXes doing 3des Encryption. Does anyone know if the PIX is dropping packets while encrypting packets? CPU is less than 10%. Sessions will stop for 5 to 20 seconds on working thro...

nsteup · 01-11-2006

Mark,the broadcasts reach the pix anyway because your PCs, Laptops or servers are directly connected to the pix - and your network need them. Put your firewall behind a separate routing interface and the broadcasts are off it.Regards,Norbert

nsteup · 01-05-2006

Yes it is. You can do NAT from outside to the inside interface IP address or a NAT Pool. Best to do this is a policy based NAT. If you define it globally, you must do a NAT excemption for all of your outbound NAT configurations in the inbound directi...

nsteup · 01-05-2006

This seemes to be a problem when you try to build a VPN between a checkpoint cluster and a cisco device. If you need to connect Checkpoint and Cisco devices via VPN it is always a good choice (maybe the only) not to use clustered configurations on ei...

nsteup · 03-09-2005

xxx(config-if)# ip policy route-map yyyyy

nsteup · 03-08-2005

You have to build an access-list like following:access-list 100 permit tcp any host xx.xx.xx.xx eq 25Then use this access-li in a route-map:route-map mails permit 10 match ip address 100 set ip next hop xx.xx.xx.xxNow bind this route-map to your insi...

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