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Rolitto · 11-08-2021

Hi, I have the following scenario: Internet/ISP-----Modem/Router R1-----Router R2-----PC/Server | | | Mobiles, NAS, P...

Rolitto · 08-10-2020

Hi everyone,Following up a SOHO network that I am designing, I have an ASA 5505 firewall behind a router, and I need some end devices like the NAS and FTP server to be configured with static IP addresses so that I can access them remotely via DDNS. H...

Rolitto · 08-02-2020

Hi everyone,I have this basic scenario:(LAN) --------- (ASA) ---------- (DSL Router) ---------- (Internet)I am able to ping the DSL Router from the LAN but not vice versa. Is it a common case with the ASA deployed in between or am I missing something...

Rolitto · 07-28-2020

Hi, I am configuring a DHCP pool on a Cisco ASA5505 to provide the internal network (VLAN 1) with IP addresses ranging from 192.168.1.50 to 192.168.1.200 on a subnet of 192.168.1.0/24. However, I am getting an error that I cannot get a range of more ...

Rolitto · 07-21-2020

Hi, I purchased a second-hand Cisco 867VAE (IP-Based version) router and was exploring its configuration when I noticed that after assigning "Ethernet 0" with an IP address, I couldn't ping my desktop (same subnet of course). However, I could pink my...

Rolitto · 11-09-2021

Yes, the PC/Server has the McAfee anti-virus installed on it, but when I completely disabled it (turned off firewall) and tested it, it didn't change much the outcome.Besides that, the NAS was previously on the same network as the PC/Server and assig...

Rolitto · 11-09-2021

Exactly.I previously exchanged R2 (the DD-WRT router) with a very basic router with the least security options checked so that I wouldn't doubt about that. I had the same issues.

Rolitto · 11-09-2021

Paul, yes the mobiles, laptops, NAS, printer, and the WAN interface of R2 are all attached to the LAN interfaces of R1, hence assigned to the same network: 192.168.2.0/25.I'm not sure what you exactly mean by routing looks okay between R1 and R2 sinc...

Rolitto · 11-09-2021

Georg, sorry for missing replying on you. Here's the output of the DD-WRT: And here's the output of ipconfig /all:

Rolitto · 11-09-2021

The printer, laptops, NAS, and mobiles are all on network 192.168.2.0/25. The PC/Server is on network 192.168.1.0/28.As for the 2nd question, I tried assigning a default static route on R2 having the WAN interface (IP address 192.168.2.2) as the gate...

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