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Hello, In CUCM 12.5.1 I've configured a hunt pilot with an 'alerting name' of 'Reception'. The hunt pilot is associated with a Hunt List and the Hunt List is associated with a Line Group. As a test, I made my own DN a member of the Line Group. When ...
Hi all, I've configured a DMZ switch to point to an NTP server on on the Inside, but I get a debug message on the switch that says:NTP: <NTP server IP address> unreachableI'm confident that the NTP server is configured properly, as there are more tha...
Hi all, I have a pair of WS-C4500X-32 switches in a VSS pair. They were recently deployed as our core at our data centre, so they are in production. Initially I had local usernames and passwords configured for VTY access. Telnetting to the switch and...
Hello, I have one of these routers installed at a remote site. There's only one internet circuit connected to the router (WAN1 interface), so the dual WAN featue is not being used in this case. The internet circuit was recently upgraded from a 2Mb/s ...
Hi guys,Can anyone point me to the command reference for CatOS? I've got to start working with a 6509 that's running version 6.3(3). Don't ask! I only know some basic commands to get by with day to day stuff but would like to have an official referen...
This is such a useful document. Thanks for writing it. @Roger Kallberg In the tomcat certificate section where it states: "If not already present in the system the signing CA root certificates needs to be uploaded to the trust store for each of these...
Hi Julio, I have replied to your email address, but will post back here with relevant information to help anyone else that might find it useful. ThanksOlly
Hi Julio, Hi Julio,For the purposes of this information:DMZ switch IP = 5.6.7.8NTP server IP = 10.1.1.1Here's the output from the show commands:ciscoasa# show capture NTPCAPTUREDMZ11 packets captured 1: 16:22:05.271500 802.1Q vlan#138 P6 5.6.7.8.1...
Hi Julio, Thank you for your repsonse. I've done that, and I think I have an idea what the problem might be. There's a NAT rule that translates the private IP address of the NTP server to the firewall's public IP address, as it leaves the outside in...
