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I have recently upgraded my IE3300's from 16.12.1 to 17.9.5 and also installed a new IE3300 running 17.9.5. I am having problems applying ACL's to the ports. Here's the two things I have come across:For both the old and the new IE3300's, if I have an...
I have a pair Cisco 2901's which I am configuring for HSRP. On GE 0/0 I have 4 sub-interfaces and GE 0/1 is a connection to our corporate network and I am routing all traffic between the two. I set up HSRP and when I lose all communications to my pri...
I currently have a Cisco 2901 and am using 2 gig e interfaces. The first interface is connected to a single office network. The second has 4 sub-interface VLANs. I am adding a second 2901 and setting up HSRP. I have configured the HSRP for the single...
I currently have a Cisco 2901 with the basic K9 license package. I need to add another 2901 as an HA backup. I read that the Cisco Unified Border Element can be used to do this. I am only carrying data traffic over this router (no voice, no video). ...
I have the same issue on a C9200 running 17.9.5150 permit icmp 172.x.y.0 0.0.0.255 object-group LOCAL_NTP_SERVERS echoNetwork object group LOCAL_NTP_SERVERSDescription Local_NTP_Servershost 172.x.z.254host 172.a.b.254host 172.x.y.254%SEC-6-IPACCESSLO...
Changing the rule to: permit udp {SRC_NET} 0.0.0.63 host {DST_HOST} range 51000 - 55000 Still results in: % Invalid input detected at '^' marker. With the '^' pointing to the '-'
Changing the rule to: permit udp {SRC_NET} 0.0.0.63 host {DST_HOST} range 51000-55000 Results in: % Invalid input detected at '^' marker. The '^' points to the '-'
This is great, thanks. I was unsure on the priority but you answered that for me. Since the primary router is currently the only router in use, its interface GE 0/1 is the 10.44.12.101 (which will become the virtual IP) and the corporate router is c...
Thanks for the help! So if I follow, my configuration should look like this:!primary routerconf terminterface gigabitethernet 0/0ip address 10.44.12.2 255.255.254.0standby 1 ip 10.44.12.1standby track gigabitethernet 0/1standby 1 preemptexitinterface...
