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Crag Muer · 10-01-2018

I have a server that I need to move to another network whose IP address I can't change. For example, the server is on the 192.168.0.0/24 network with an IP of 192.168.0.100 and I need to move it to the 192.168.10.0/24 network. Each network has a gate...

Crag Muer · 05-13-2015

I have two internet connections, one primary and one secondary: The primary internet is static IP from a cable modem and the secondary internet is an MPLS connection. Each connection terminates at its own ASA 5550 on the same local subnet (192.168....

Crag Muer · 06-17-2013

I am going live soon with a new failover configuration utilizing IP SLA monitoring. I have tested my configuration as best I could in GNS3 and was hoping someone could take a quick look at what I've done before I go live. Any help is greatly apprec...

Crag Muer · 06-12-2013

Greetings,I am practicing setting up VPN's and I seem to have ran into a small issue whos solution evades me. Everything is working in my current topology except for a multi-site vpn. I have 3 ASA's whos outside interface is connected through a swi...

Crag Muer · 03-27-2013

I have been tasked with creating a VPN tunnel between our site and a vendor's support center. I successfully created the tunnel, which negotiates fine, but I can't seem to get the traffic flowing properly. The issue that I think I am having is that...

Crag Muer · 10-30-2018

@paul driver Yep, each router acts as the gateway for the local subnet, routing traffic over a simple L2 metro Ethernet connection provided by a local ISP. The routers are Cisco 2951 ISRs and behind each router is a Catalyst 4507+E switch running a m...

Crag Muer · 10-30-2018

@Richard Burts First, I would really like to thank you for all of your help. I've tested your solution and it worked perfectly. Unfortunately, as I went to test this on the network I realized it isn't going to work. It's entirely my fault as I failed...

Crag Muer · 10-10-2018

@Richard Burts Actually, that sounds perfect. I could fairly easily work around the issue of a small number of IP addresses not being accessible, that shouldn't be a problem. What would be the best way to proceed in this instance? I have a lab set up...

Crag Muer · 10-09-2018

@Richard Burts Unfortunately the original network (192.168.0.0) is not going away and users will still need to access services on both the old and new (192.168.10.0) networks. I also don't have the option of changing that network either as there's to...

Crag Muer · 10-05-2018

@Deepak Kumar Any luck with that lab? By the way, what were you thinking in regards to using a loopback adapter on the server, I'd like to give that a shot.

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