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I've configured a range SG300 to be used in a building for users to get internet access via theire own FW.It's using QoS and some traffic shaping.Every now and then i need to change some settings on it, and it's kinda stupid if i have to get out to t...
We got 1 customer that would like us to configure a system based on SG300-20 linked up with an SG300-10SFP using trafficshaping ingress and egress limited to 40mbit.This part of the case is solved using ingress/egress 40960 with an burtlimit a bith h...
I've used cisco for some time now, and are realy happe with it, but there is one thing i need to get a hang of..Traffic from one vlan going out to internet, and traffic comming back...All i see is traffic comming from 1 ip out on internett going to m...
We run a Cisco ASA 5510 and i need to find out how i can find the receving end on the inside of a vlan for traffic comming from outside.ie incomming traffic on port 3937 and are NAT to eth 0/1.10 Thers a bunch of traffic on one port 33771 udp going i...
I've been doing a quick search without finding the correct answere to my problem, might be that i should done some more searching but here it goes.I have a asa 5505 Sec plus with 3vlan, inside, outside and dmz.On the outside i have 5 ip's for my use,...
thansk for reply, but if you did read my first post. I'm using access profiles, but you can only add 1 subnet in it, i would like to be able to access it from different locations.Like from "onsite" where vlan1 has 1 subnet, and from work where i hav...
there is no firewall in frontThats why i would like to restrict access to SG300, they are used to connect 21 firewalls to the internet on a /26 net. they are used as a building net where internet comes as fiber, hooked up to a SG300-10SFP where net ...
This sounds just like the problem i have had, and with some good help from Tom Watts and some searching i found a nice way to solve it for my part.Use PVE or proteced ports in combinations with ACE/ACL The Private VLAN or Proteced ports will stop ...
If i got the aCL bit correct wouldnt that just deny traffic on the port, but will it also stop the guy on switch 3 port 20 from settings ie ip 100.100.12.34 and not 100.100.12.33 that he should use and then create a ip crash with the guy actually us...
