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We have APIs set up to grab client session details. However, we would like to be able to query the data provided by the Data Center and Hypervisor license. This is essentially all of our VM information that does not get populated under client session...
We are monitoring vlan traffic on our core switch and sending it to an appliance. We have the following:vlan 10 - workstationvlan 20 - wan vlan (goes to another site)Two questions:Does the TX only option capture packets when a packet is traversing th...
I have two routers in two seperate AS's.RtrA advertises multiple routes via eBGP to RtrB.RtrB will learn these route via eBGP.There is one route that will be learned via eBGP and also OSPF. I know that the eBGP route will be preferred on this router ...
We have an office that uses another offices voice gateway for SRST. I am testing the failover to SRST by null routing the current call managers at our Chicago site. The phones in our Chicago office should then use the SRST function out of our SanFran...
We are trying to figure out exactly what route to take with the following scenario.We would like to implement IP SLA to monitor latency. Setting this up is not an issue. When the latency goes above a certain threshold the router fires off an SNMP tra...
What I want is the following...source = 192.168.100.6destination = anyexception to NAT = 192.168.200.0/24So basically I want to NAT 192.168.100.6 to 172.16.0.1 as long as the traffic is NOT destined for 192.168.200.0/24. Traffic from 192.168.100.6 de...
Sorry about the typo with forgetting to add the route map..Yea what you said is understood. But, I am essentially trying to create a noNAT like a PIX does. We have other PC's that connect to that host that I don't want translated. I was thinking that...
Best thing to do for clarification is to ask the vendor you bought the equipment off of. They most likely will have a CSE on staff to clarify. You could also call Cisco sales support for a query.
