Morning peeps, Does anyone have any good resources for routers using Zone Based Firewalls and applying QoS policies to the IP interfaces of such?Or is it simply the same as a router using Classic IOS Firewalls?RegardsPaul
Hi Guys, I'm really interested in getting an idea of how to use EEM Tcl scripts or other method to get PoE for our phones switched off at night to save power. Does anyone know if there's any whitepapers on doing this? I saw the idea on a Cisco slide ...
Hey chaps and chapettes.As the title states, what's the command to track connections through an IOS 12.4 Router with Zone Based Firewalling enabled? I'm used to getting good output from sh conn and sh xlate on my ASA but I've never tried to do the sa...
Hey, When I upgrade a router which was originally shipped with the c180x-broadband-mz.124-6.T7.bin IOS to a c180x-advipservicesk9-mz.124-11.T2.bin IOS the router doesn't function as I expect it to. Layer2 seems screwed and I'm not getting any arp ent...
Does anyone know how to monitor bandwidth hungry connections on the ASA 5520 7.2(1)?? When doing a 'show conn' I can see byte counters but there aren't approriate filters to able to sift through pages of connections quickly enough and verbosely enoug...
I agree with Maykol, Your ASA has no route to any network other than the connected subnets as the output of Packet Tracer suggests. Enter the command :-ip address pppoe setroute Under your VLAN 2 interface and you should be good to go. A Technote des...
Hi there, Can you enter the following command on your unit :- packet-tracer input inside tcp 192.168.1.10 8888 208.208.208.208 80And if you can't interpret the output of packet tracer, post the output here for us to see. RegardsPaul.
Hey, In your config you have :- !interface Ethernet0/5switchport access vlan 12!Should this not be !interface Ethernet0/5switchport access vlan 1!RegardsPaul
That's great, could you please link to them. As I've already mentioned I'm having a pig of a time finding configuration/white papers on the subject. The original document that spawned this thread was http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/switches/cfs_certi...
Hi buddy, I'm curious why Cisco pimped the idea as a way of being more power efficient if the power supply is pulling constant power regardless of PoE usage. I hope this isn't a case of 'jumping on the green bandwagon' from Cisco. It'd be dissapointi...
