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Hi All,
I have Cisco 1800 router configured with remote access vpn. My internal LAN are 192.168.1.X and 192.168.2.X.
Client pool is configured to be 192.168.100.X, I can connect to vpn and get the IP as per client pool, but can not access the...
Dear All,
We have Exterity IPTV solution implemented in our network.
We have cisco 4507R with 3560 edge switches. Now we are facing lot of multicast/broadcast flooding in our network due to which our voice and data vlans are affected.
I ...
We have L2L VPN between 2 sites working without any issue, except we are not able to access ssh/asdm of remote ASA (DR) from local LAN of local ASA (HQ).
We have followed this cisco document
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/adapti...
We have cisco Nexus C9372PX running 6.1(2)I3(3a) and due to cisco bug CSCux61740, we need to upgrade it to 7.0(3)I4(7).Can someone let me know the upgrade path and if ISSU feature is compatible with this upgrade ? Thanks & RegardsAhmed...
The computer from where i am connecting to vpn should have ip address in 192.168.1.X or 192.168.2.X range, I will able to connect vpn and will be able to access internal LAN subnet 192.168.1.X, otherwise I will be able to connect vpn but no access to...
Hi an update on my case.
Actually, 20% of IPTV receivers were configured to send logs to syslog server 101.101.2.20 with debugging level.
101.101.2.20 server was brought down a few weeks back, so all IPTV receivers were sending broadcast and chocking...
Heloo,
101.101.2.20 is headend and 101.101.2.XXX are receivers (hardware).
Do you mean receivers are trying to look (ask) for 101.101.2.20 with broadcast packets?
Thanks & Regards
Ahmed...
