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willowklan1 · 02-14-2016

Hi guys, just a simple HSRP load-balancing question: got only one vlan (10) and want some of the clients to route to DG on router 1 and the others to route to DG on router #2. devided the clients to two groups and configured the routers - but someth...

willowklan1 · 01-29-2016

Hello everyone, This is a totally newbie question but here it goes... In some places it is written the L2TP, PPTP and GRE are types of vpn tunnels, so for example you can create a L2TP dialer and (after authentication) it will form a L2TP tunnel, whi...

willowklan1 · 01-22-2016

Hello everyone, been searching all over these forums and also read some text-books, but still I can`t find a good, decent and simple explanation about the cost changes in the peering neighbor over frame relay. I know how to do it , I know why you do...

willowklan1 · 01-14-2016

Hi everyone, having some trouble understanding the frame relay and ospf netowrks. so I set up a hub-and-spoke lab. all the routers are on different networks. the hub has two sub-interfaces, both multipoint and the spokes are configured as sub-interf...

willowklan1 · 01-09-2016

Hi guys, what if I don`t want to use the "frame relay interface dlci" command with inverse arp on my sub-interface on a frame relay topology? I want to map the dlci to the IP address in a static manner on the sub-interface (multipoint) using the "fr...

willowklan1 · 03-18-2016

Hi Peter, You are very much correct. when using this vpn method, the provider supply you with a 172.20 IP address, which is the provider`s local-inner network, and according to your destination request forward you to the internet or leaves you inside...

willowklan1 · 03-13-2016

Hi Peter,Well, I did some searching around and it seems the only place on this planet where you need an PPTP/L2TP connection to your ISP is in Israel and Ukraine. this is when you are on a cable infrastructure, and only for low speeds (30mps or less)...

willowklan1 · 02-15-2016

yes, Richard, you are right. the thing is I tries to use the physical interfaces rather than the sub-interfaces, thinking that maybe vlan is causing some sort of clash, so the original question was with sub-interfaces 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.3 and ...

willowklan1 · 02-15-2016

of course, with GLBP it`s no big deal, I can also use vlan`s to separate the groups and it would work find with HSRP, but I just wondered why is it happening...

willowklan1 · 02-15-2016

Hi Richard,the hosts are able to ping the "physical" DG with no problem, they can not ping the virtual DG given to them by HSRP. I corrected the track issue (as seen by the input of my last replay) but that wasn`t the problem. when no HSRP is configu...

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Hi Peter,

Hi Peter,Well, I did some

yes, Richard, you are right.

of course, with GLBP it`s no

Hi Richard,the hosts are able