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I am trying to configure an L2TP/IPSec remote access VPN on a Cisco 2901. I'm using what is pretty much a copy/paste of a config that is working just fine on an older router (a 2811). However, it seems I'm missing something - I can see the IPSec n...
We have recently purchased a series of 2800 series routers. They all came with SDM preinstalled. However, two of them choose to completely ignore the sdm default configuration file (sdmconfig-2801.cfg). SDM works OK, as long as I configure the router...
That might have been true two years ago, but with vSphere 6.5 VMware did indeed remove the ability to connect using the "legacy" client. Which, as far as I can tell, makes installing the Nexus 1000v extension impossible.
Probably one of the reasons w...
Well, I see it this way:-if an interface is allocated to a storage VDC, it will always use src-dst-oxid load balancing-if an interface is allocated to a "regular" VDC, it will use the load balancing configured for that particular module, or for the s...
The document you linked to ( http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9670/products_configuration_example09186a0080c13d2f.shtml ) does state that:On Nexus 7000, by default the "source-destination-oxid" load balancing mechanism is used for FCoE traffic.A...
I'm not sure what your question is...1) When configuring QoS, you cannot reserve more than the interface bandwidth. Which is determined by the router based on the configured bandwidth command on that interface. Try to allocate more than that, and the...
If I recall correctly, when an interface goes down, the switch clears all MAC addresses learned on that interface. In your case, as soon as you unplug the first PC, the dynamically learned MAC address is cleared from the switch table. You plug in the...
