If you look at the fa0/1 subinterfaces on the router and then look at the very bottom of your switch config. You'll see that the router subinterfaces have the same IPs as the VLAN interfaces on your switch.
The SREs are only able to go to ESXi 5.0 as you have it. To get a higher version of ESXi you have to get into the E series blades. The SRE modules are pretty much dead for development.
Both your switch and router have .1 IP addresses creating a conflict. Depending on what your doing you can change the switch VLAN IP addresses and everything will use your router as the gateway or you can change the router subinterface IPs and start...
The security license and data license both enable the IPSLA feature. We just went through this same confusion a couple months ago. We found out that we only needed the sec license to enable IPSLA on our routers for what we needed.Either data or sec w...
You will have to paste this into the CLI of your Cisco router:!!!This changes your LAN interface IP to 192.168.0.1/24interface GigabitEthernet0/0ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0!!!!!!!This changes your NAT setup to NAT addresses coming from the 1...
