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I have two C93000 switches and they have HSRP. I would like to add new eBGP connections to both from diverse ISP. To include having a failover connection. Can I achieve this with present configuration? Also, can I if possible, remove this hsrp a...
Have FPR1010 that connects to c2960 and drops SSL when user tries to launch program. Switch shows one class-map with errors and User states getting errors. "The error SSL connect error (openssl ssl_connect: ssl_error_syscall) indicates that the TLS...
Hello, I have a location that comes in via a VPN. We are moving this Site-to-Site VPN connection to a 5gb link. The prior engineer created NATs to allow comms. They created many of them linking a large amount of traffic to these NATs. Now I have ...
Hello ,I have a c9300-24P serving as a core switch. No the client did not but two! This device has eigrp/ospf/bgp instances. Each redistribution on it. Now the want to add AWS direct connect. I have a bgp session going to a Mikrotik router and an ...
Hi,I have a pair of ASA 5555 firewalls that have HIGH utilization. We are replacing them with these 1140. We will still be using the ASA code for these devices. Since our devices are in HA (active/standby), I was thinking if I got a good back up o...
We are not going to VRRP on the switches but does the VLAN HSRP work better? What is the difference between a router and a switch using HSRP? Is it not the same? Either way I have concluded that I will configure both switches to use the one AWS co...
To clarify the network, yes we are all in the same AD. We do have multiple ISP, due to type of business. We have a main ISP from AT&T with redundant connectivity. We are introducing 2- AWS Direct Connect to the equation. Yes I have an ASN for AT...
The cause is called Elephant Flow, and we found that the issue is on the outside interface of the FPR1010-ASA. Packets are being dropped at a large amount. From my BR I did a trace and found ICMP and UDP drop at over 39%. But let me explain more! ...
@rob- Yes I did mean to send the image. I thought it would help in explaining but, it was too little information. We are tasked with trying to NAT information through a L2L connection. the information must go from client to a server farm at the same...
