Good day!
Our company has /22 subnet which range between 192.168.16.0 - 192.168.19.255. I try to use "object-group network" to specify a range to deny set of IPs to a set of IPs. It looks good in the command but that doesn't have effect. I still able...
Hello Guys,
Good day!
Is it possible to use IP range in source or destination in creating ACL?
My ACL implementation always either single IP or the whole subnet.
Appreciate any input on this. Thanks!
Regards,
Chris
Guys,
A pleasant day!
We have two ISP in our company. Each has Cisco router as gateway. I'm thinking if it is possible to create VLANs in these two routers.
Let's say I have VLAN100 in Router1 (192.168.100.253) and VLAN200 in Router2 (192.168.100...
Hello Guys,
We have a Cisco 1921 as gateway and VLAN router, while my swiches are Cisco 2960 around the working site. Creating a VLAN trunk and access is not a problem within a building, without having to restart the Cisco devices.
We also have offi...
Hi Guys!
In a 24-port Cisco 2960X L2 switch I configure my client statically (for some reason) with these IP ranges;
Work Group A - 192.168.10.XXX /24
Work Group B - 192.168.20.XXX /24
Work Group C - 192.168.30.XXX /24
Is there a way that Work Grou...
Hi Josh,
I was trying to configure route-map, do I need to use "sdm prefer" in the Cisco switch? To enable desktop routing?
Appreciate any response.
Regards,
Chris
Hi Josh,
Going back to your suggested solution which is route-map.
What are you referring in the phrase "Apply this on the inside interface of Router1"?
Is it physical or the VLAN interface?
Thanks!
Chris
Hi Josh,
From the first option you gave (let me know if I'm correct with your interpretation), having VLAN/s on both ISP routers will not create conflict in my network traffic. It's just a matter of IP routing to keep them two connected.
For the se...
Josh,
Appreciate your response. Thanks for the informational link. I will try to consider that.
How about I want to dedicate for example a gateway of an ISP for a particular host or VLAN. For example;
Router1(ISP) has VLAN100 configured. Computer01...
Sort of budgetting issues to get that replaced by a Cisco kit.
How about is it possible that Cisco 2960 switch configure as an unmanaged switch?
Thanks.
