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Hello, I am doing a VTP configuration review on a site with 8 switches. All switches are in server modeThe domain and password is the same for all switchesPruning is disabled across all switches Questions: If the main benefit of VTP is less manual ad...
Hello,I am doing a review of a network and looking for some clarity on the current switch configuration There are 2 L2 switches – SW1 and SW2 VLANS have been configured as:Network Data – VLAN 555DMZ 1 – VLAN 600DMZ 2 – VLAN 700 The two switches are c...
Hello,I recently inherited the administration of several Cisco 2960 and 3960 switches. On each of these switches the auto qos srnd4 command has been enabled globally.However, on our network we do not use VOIP phones or video conferencing equipment. ...
Hello,I am using an ASA 5510 ver 8.4.1One of the interfaces is configured with a IP address of 192.168.1.1 255.255.248.0 (/21)We are looking to expand this subnet to make more hosts available. What would be the implications of changing the interface ...
Hello,I have a question regarding failover monitoring on the ASA5505 in an active/standby configuration.I understand that on the 5505 you create VLAN interfaces and then assign the VLANs to the 5505 switchports. With failover configured on the 5505,...
Thank you both for the information.I have another question concerning the current scenario. As stated earlier:The vm vswitch has a configured VLAN ID 600On Switch 2 there is a configured trunk port connected to an ESX VMWARE server vswitch What if th...
Thank you for the feedback Jon.I am considering the following changes On SW 1 and SW 2 add the following command:switchport trunk native vlan 999 On the VM vswitch I will change the VLAN ID 0 to VLAN ID 555 Would this ensure that I have tagged VLAN 5...
Thanks again,Question for you regarding HSRP and group IDs.I understand that HSRP needs to be configured on each router interface. In my case, HSRP will be configured on a WAN gig interface and on a LAN VLAN interface, each with their own virtual IP...
Thank you for your reply Edison,There will be a separate VLAN /24 subnet for the LAN traffic. Both the LAN and WAN interfaces will have virtual IP addresses.The LAN VLAN will be on ID 110. If I apply the VLAN 110 on each of the FE0/1/1 switchports,...
Thank you Jennifer,The primary ASA and primary Router will actually be directly connected. No physical switches will be between the ASAs and routers.o1 int on primary ASA will connect to FE1 switchport on the primary router.Once connected the interfa...
