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Hello,
My network is connected like this. (I left out the other switches connected to the C3560CX)
[ISP modem]-[Cisco ISR C1111-8P]-[Cisco C3560CX]
The ISR is DHCP server, and running zone based firewall.
The C3560CX is the gateway for the hosts ...
I have been trying to get the ISR1100 (C1111-8P) connected to the internet, but no luck...
My ISP is UPC Cable.
Modem provides a dynamic IP so DHCP is required to obtain the public IP address.
I do get a public IP address.
When I set
ip route 0.0...
What would be the best networking practice, I have:
Cisco ISR1100 series router
Switch 1 3560cx
Switch 2 2960cx
Switch 3 (non maneagable "means no Cisco" L2 switch for security cameras)
Accesspoint AP2802i
Router 192.168.0.1
VLAN 10 192.168.10....
Today I got a Cisco ISR1100 (C1111-8P) router.
Maybe I am doing something wrong here but I can't figure out how to enter the initial setup.
I am connecting with a mini usb cable to the console, when the router is booted I type enable and asks me ...
Hello,
I would like to route between two vlans but one of the two vlans should also be accessible on the router (Sophos UTM).
My network has the following network devices.
[Sophos UTM] 192.168.122.1
[Cisco 3560CX SW1] 192.168.122.2
[Cisco SG300...
Thank you Rick for your reply!Its now clear to me that what I configured is not the way it should be.What I wanted to do is to offload traffic from the security cameras (in VLAN40) from the ISR.Did this by setting the Switch as the default gateway so...
When I do not set the IP default gateway to 192.168.10.1 then I cannot ping the internet from the switch and also not from the clients connected to the switch.
Thanks for your reply.
The ISR is also the firewalI.
I want to restrict guest (VLAN20) internet access by only inspecting port 80/443.
For the trusted devices (VLAN10) I want to have more ports to be able to connect to the internet.
For the securit...
Thank you for the suggestion.
Reason why I did this is security.
I used a Sophos UTM before which acted as a DNS proxy so no clients within the network could ever do DNS requests over port 53 but instead using the UTM.
If this is not a good sec...
Thanks!!! :)
Earlier I did try to put NAT inside on the interfaces but that didn't work, how silly they need to be configured on the VLAN interfaces of course.
