Have you tried flipping the transmit and receive on one of the fiber jumpers? ... View more

Bit confused, but I assume the translation-profile would include the rule for the translation. Also, I think if applied to the pool it may be "outgoing" and not incoming. I was able to apply the config to one of my routers, but unfortunately can't test it out. ... View more

Not sure if this will work, but have you tried applying the translation profile to the "voice-register pool"? I assume it would only apply in SRST mode. ... View more

I was hoping more for the full configs of all the switches. Not much to tell with what you posted. If possible, please provide text files of the configs. Other than that, if I'm reading the diagram correctly that was in your original post, there is a loop in your topology between SW1, 2 & 3. If you were to eliminate one of these links, the flapping should stop. Probably between SW1 & 2 would be my first choice. Thanks ... View more

I think the routing may be correct, it's the security policy in the PIX that's probably denying the traffic. I don't see where it is allowed. Regards ... View more

Hello,  It looks like 10.8.37.153 is the next hop from the router's  FastEthernet0/1.16 interface.  So your config " ip route 10.8.39.180 255.255.255.224 10.8.37.153" will work in the router. Then, it seems that the PIX's outside interface is on the same network as the router's  FastEthernet0/0 interface. So you would need to point the route in the PIX to the router: route outside 10.8.39.180 255.255.255.224 10.0.0.1 1 However, it doesn't appear as if it would be necessary since the PIX already has the route for all of the 10.x.x.x network already in place: route outside 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 1 Hope this helps   ... View more

Appears you have some spanning tree issue. Might be best to provide the switch configs to better help figure out what is going on. Regards ... View more

You may have a bad SFP. The output of the "show interface ethernet 2/6 transceiver details" shows "N/A" for its TX Power. Even if it wasn't connected to anything there should be some sort of transmit output level.  Hope this helps.   ... View more

Hello, 1) When they do not specify the physical connection, can I assume a certain type. For instance, the SC on the media converter does not specify Flat, PC, UPC or APC. Is there a default type.  ANS. My understanding is that the Flat, PC and UPC are interchangeable. In some cases it may make a difference, but in yours it really doesn't. I checked some of my jumpers and they are PC and never have had an issue in the Cisco / networking environment. For your application the only one that will not apply is the APC as that is an angled connector, which needs to mate with another angled connector. The other three are more of the "default".   2) I can't seem to find any patch cables that do LC/PC to straight SC. everything is PC to PC, or PC to APC. Am I missing something? What would be the best way to connect the SFP to the media converter? ANS. I think if you just look for an LC/SC patch cord and not worry about the connector polish type you'll be just fine. However, if it states LC/PC to SC/PC that will work. Just don't get the APC.   Hope this helps ... View more

Small or needle nose vice grips. Lock them on and lossen. Just have to get it started, after that it should be easy to turn. Same method works on stubborn rack screws.  Hope this helps. ... View more