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Can anyone tell me if there's any reason why one would create a Port-Channel (containing only a single member) vs. a routable sub-interface? The device type is a 2948GL3.
You have to use the 'name' cmd first, binding the IP -> name, then create the obj-grp and include them. Let me know, thanks.!---startname 1.1.1.1 testwkstn-1name 1.1.1.2 testwkstn-2name 1.1.1.3 testwkstn-3!object-group network telnet-users network-ob...
Try using a router or some other device close in proximity, to rule out your current device as the suspect. I would do this first instead of spending anymore time troubleshooting the current scenario.
Have you tried the 'packet-tracer' command? If you can access (via file browsing or whatever), the same destination network from your side of the tunnel with no issues, then we can rule out routing. The 'packet-tracer' will identify where and if ther...
Not sure if you made a typo, but you can only use one media-type or the other in the SSM module. So you should be using slot0 for your copper and slot1 for fiber. And yes the SSM supports both SM and MM, but you would typically only use SM for very l...
Not possible on the 501series. Sorry, but your going to need a router or L3 switch at the bare minimum. If you don't have any handy, then it may be more cost effective to get a pix-515 with a port expansion card (giving you 6 total, as you only get 2...
