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Currently have Call Manager 8.6.2.21900-5. I usually get a report using a SQL query that allows me to see calls to and from and extension along with when the call was placed. Unfortunately it only gives me the calls going out and coming into the sw...
Hello,I have a typical Access-Distribution-Core. Access is all L2 switches (3560,3750 running IP Basic) Distribution are L3 (3560E, 3750, 3750X running IP Services) then the Core is a Nexus.Each Access switch has multiple VLANs trunked to the Distr...
I'll try and simplifyI create an ACL inbound to a VLAN at an edge switch. The vlan is trunked to a distribution L3 switch that handles the routing of all the trunked VLANS. For example, the users can get to an ip subnet prior to access-group applicat...
Have someting strange happening. Have a VLAN, we will call this subnet 1 VLAN1. Have a remote network that a device on subnet 1 needs to get to.The device on subnet 1 is a NAT'd VPN box. On one side is a private network, we will say 192.168.x....
Hello,Someone told me the commands, but I can't remember them. Have a router (2801) at the end of a highly utilized T1 link/router. How do I protect it so my SSH and/or Telnet sessions will get serviced if the router is real busy. ThanksGene
Gordon, Thank you. You are correct. It was not when I entered the call a month ago with cisco, but now it does. Strange. I couldnt get it to work. Now I need to find out why it is working now..Go figure. I guess I should have tried it again befo...
Carl Did you ever resolve this as we are experiencing the exact same issue and the 187's are our only SIP device. We have been battling with TAC for a month now and getting no where. Any response would be greatly appreciated.... Thanks Gene
Thank you. Completely understand. I set up my old network like that at each route point I defined a vlan 255 that trunked to all the access/edge switches on the far side of that distribution layer, essentially setting up a flat management network t...
Guiseppe,Thank you!! I had a hunch that was it. Now one last question on the basics, which I think I may know. A packet not desinted for the local VLAN will have a source IP on the local VLAN, but a desination NOT on the local VLAN. So is the AC...