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Hi I have two ISP links. Each arrives on a (CPE) 3640. My Internet subnet is splitted in half with a "prefered path" to one of the router. That insure ingress balancing. Now on the other end I have a Pix.How do I balance the egress traffic ? May I pu...
I just configured a new ASA 5520 running 8.0(4) with a fairly simple setup. For several weeks the only usage for it was B2B http requests going from Gi0/1 to Gi0/2. Fairly low bandwidth, around 150Kb/s. Never a problem. Yesterday I created on Gi0/0...
Hello all My ISP provide me with 2 links for redundancy and load balancing purposes. The subnet is broken in two parts, let's say 10.0.0.0/25 and 10.0.0.128/25. From Internet side each subnet is announced using BGP to ISP routers GW1 and GW2. Each ...
Hi ! I know : I have some Nokia/CP appliances myself.Sometimes I dream to have the best of both world : Checkpoint + Pix ... But I really feel that something can be done with OSPF on PIXes. That's why I ask for help in Cisco forum... regards,
That's not what I mean. In my current setup the ISP provides me with a single subnet. Which means a uniq gateway. But the ISP is taking care to load balance the upstream as well as the downstream to my webservers. The new ISP is splitting the subnet...
Hello, Please check your interface duplex settings on both computers. I have seen such a weird behavior caused by bad duplex. We went to great length before pointing the duplex issue !--Rich.
