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I have a switch (R3) where doesn't contain any L3 routing, but only a VLAN interface. This connects to two upper switches (R1 & R2) which contain a static route (default gateway) the VLAN interface of R5. Switch R1 & R2 contain a HSRP IP.I need to se...
Hello, I have a device that connects to the wireless network (WLAN1), with static IP (192.168.1.10), but cannot send emails using several SMTP servers, like smtp.google.com. Is there anything at the router that blocks the SMTP port (25) ? I have appe...
Hello,How can someone remove "address-family ipv4" from a bgp configuration without affecting the bgp peering. In other words, the "address-family ipv4" was added to the router bgp config, and it changed a bit the outline of the configuration. For ex...
Hi,I installed cisco network assistant, but when I try to import a device by entering a specific IP address (HTTP), it prompts for username/password but it doesn't accept them. The weird thing is that when I enter a specific IP address for a switch d...
Hi,I would like to install the LMS 4.1 (EVAL-LMS-41), the evaluation one, and want to know what are the minimum and recommended requirements for a Windows machine.Thank you in advance.
Indeed, this switch is only L2 with management ip aaddress, but with no default-gateway. My question is if I set up the "default-gateway" will I have any downtime?
my problem is that there is a server behind the switch R3 with default gateway that resides on a network that is above the switch R5 and cannot reach it. When this server is behind the switch R5, which has default-gateway, there is no problem. So, th...
I tried the SMTP server you said (gmail-smtp-msa.l.google.com), but couldn't send any mails. I may have to check the configuration of the client, by trying other SMTP servers.
I tried the way you mentioned, but again I couldn't send any email through the device. It's really weird, while this device was tested to other network and was able to send emails successfully. So, there should be something else with the config. Do y...
I added the line to the access list, but no luck. The debug shows me the below messages:*Mar 1 09:12:00.543: IP: s=192.168.1.10 (BVI1), d=192.168.1.254, len 60, input feature, MCI Check(64), rtype 0, forus FALSE, sendself FALSE, mtu 0, fwdchk FALSE*...
