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Here's the deal: We have a "TCP enhancer" device hanging off of a 7200 router that is learning routes through OSPF from the same 7200 and announcing them back into the 7200 as RIP routes--this is how the device grabs traffic. I need to block certain ...
Jaap,If your client has a spare public address on both Internet router subnet that you can use, you might want to try 1-to-1 NAT that traslates your FA4 IPs to a 81.x.x.x and 83.x.x.x IP. Specify the far end public IP as your IPSEC peer and build a s...
Depends on the switch and it's capabilities. If it is a Cisco switch, you could try using 'mac access-list extended ' and apply a 'mac access-group ...' to the port.
Here is a static reservation config that works--just scrambled the names and numbers.ip dhcp pool local-network-pool import all network 10.20.30.128 255.255.255.248 default-router 10.20.30.129 dns-server 10.20.20.10 domain-name not-real-dom...