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We need to configure a L2L VPN to another site for the purpose of doing secure backups to a hosted backup service. Because they handle multiple clients, we can't do a non-NAT VPN to them, as they can't sort out all the different private IP ranges fro...
Hi Folks -Our client is getting an MPLS set up. Normally we have had clients use MPLS for their Site-to-Site connections, and then have a distinct internet connection. So you would go Internet through an ASA, while inter-LAN goes through a L3 switch,...
It's hard to tell from your partial config how you have your split tunnel, and how you have designated your networks for the VPN connection. Can you post the full config?Things that need to be checked:- Your VPN connection needs to know that both the...
For example, on a 2950 switch:enableconfig tvlan 5name DATAexitvlan 10name SERVERSexitvtp mode servervtp domain MYDOMAINvtp password MYPASSWORDint vlan5desc DATA VLANip address 10.10.5.1 255.255.255.0no shutSo you see, the first part creates the VLAN...
Yeah, mostly. A little clarification on your understanding of VTP....VTP doesn't care about the IP addresses. All it does is tell the other switches about the existence of the VLANs, so that they can trunk them appropriately, and so that you don't ha...
Typically the IP for VLAN1 is your management interface. The IP addresses for the various VLANs are used as the default gateways to the computers within those VLANs. So for example, VLAN1 ip = 10.10.0.1 then you would telnet to that for your switch c...
Not necessarily. All Cisco would be obligated to do under most Open Source agreements is make available the uncompiled code that they modified using Open Source code. They have no obligation to compile it for you, nor make it easy to find.
