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I'm trying to configure our LAN so that regardless of which DNS server is configured on the client, it is redirected to the DNS server on the LAN, say, at 192.168.1.191.. Of course, the DNS server itself needs to be able to reach out to the WAN itsel...
Hi. I thought I had this down pat, but it turns out I didn't.
This is a CISCO 3925.. Single outbound IP, and a bunch of LAN clients using
192.168.x.x
very typical setup.NAT is working fine, except I can't allow an incoming port to be mapped.
I have ...
Hello. I have a basic access list applied to the WAN interface, that needs to allow incoming DNS queries, incoming PING requests, and permit any traffic that originates from the LAN (so things like "related", "established" etc). I have so far:ip acc...
Hi.. I would like to configure a QoS for the outgoing traffic on my router.I would like services like Zoom or Teamviewer to have the highest priorities and all other services to be able to send when there is unused bandwidth. How can I set this up?Ma...
Hi there.. I have a VDSL2 link with PPPoE handled by a CISCO 3625.I was wondering if there was a way to query the compression options that the remote device would accept (remote is turkish telecom (ttnet)). The idea was to simply speed up my interne...
Thanks for this info.. However the chart only shows our incoming (public) IP, but not the NAT target from there..How can I get a top-talker with the local IP's listed as well?Thanks!
You probably should try a factory reset and see if that helps things (hold reset down for 30 seconds).. If the firmware is corrupted, re-flashing might help..
The clients may have remote DNS's configured, I wanted to transparently redirect them to the local LAN.I already configured the DHCP server to advertise the LAN DNS server only, but in case the clients are "clever" and they have their own hard-coded ...
