There are a couple of ways to do what you want.   If you want to do some load sharing you can subnet your network, assuming you can do so based on block size, then announce each out their separate links.   For instance: 8.8.8.0/23 Subnet 8.8.8.0/24 8.8.9.0/24   Router A Local pref for 8.8.8.0/24 prepend AS for 8.8.9.0/24   Router B Local pref for 8.8.9.0/24 prepend AS for 8.8.8.0/24   What you get is a way to break up the block, use both links AND have failover to each other in the event of a carrier issue taking one link down over the other.   IF you are using one as a primary and one as a backup: Router A local pref for 8.8.8.0/23   Router B prepend AS for 8.8.8.0/23   This way you are telling the upstream providers to use one connection over the other by your AS prepending for incoming traffic. Outbound is controlled by local pref ... View more

Everything is about authentic devices with a Cisco branded label. The way to control it is to force the purchase of the product from an approved reseller and to purchase a service contract, which allows download of IOS. It also controls locations for certain code, too.   ... View more

Do you have any other means to connect to the endpoint? Have you confirmed with your MPLS provider that they allow Telnet? Is Telnet configured or is SSH configured? In the config on the endpoint - have you set it up with any ACL's...what does the config look like for vty? ... View more

Missing some information: 1. What IP addresses/subnets are at the old home office? 2. How many people/devices at the old HO? 3. How many people/devices at the new HO? 4. Will the two offices need to be connected together for any reason, shared resources or services? ... View more

1. i can't see any display about console-CLI in putty or hyperterminal.     connected CISCO switch or router. just black display. i just can see window display. 2. CISCO SWITCH connected powercable. but, SWITCH is not receiving power.      i can't see any LED Light in switch. any other led aren't off. For number 1 - you need to make sure you are using the correct serial port number when using putty. You can find this by looking in your device manager for ports For number 2 - verify power at the outlet, plug in something else that is known to work. Try changing power cords to a known good power cord. If you verify that the power source is good, and the cable is good then it is possible to have a bad power supply. ... View more

OK, so there is a static route on 108.2 for 10.16.160 When online everything is working fine when not online you get a response that looks like traffic is bouncing back and forth. So the 16.160.x network is not accessible so the default route is sending the traffic back, it appears that on the connected procurve that the network looks like it is no longer present. So instead of dropping the traffic it is sent back and then a route look-up takes place and sent back, now you have the loop. What does a ping indicate, I would suspect you will get ..... instead of the !!!!! or u.u.u ... View more

Look at the third pc as the source of the issue. Validate it has the correct netmask and gateway configured. Check any firewall settings. Check any host settings in the local routing table to see if it is restricted because of host entry. As others have pointed out, same VLAN on the switch, 2 others work and 1 does not would tell me that this is not on the switch, it could be on the server denying the third pc but I do not think that would be the case, unless it is expecting it to come from a specific network and the third pc is not on that segment. ... View more

Routes should go to the VIP, and that should be tied to the active router, no traffic should go to the second, that is the purpose of HSRP. I would look at the hsrp config and validate what is there, also make sure that you only see one active router and one standby, it is possible that you have not established your HSRP active/standby and sending traffic both ways, as indicated in your posting. ... View more

If you traceroute to any IP on the 10.16.160.0/22 network, which on the drawing shows VIKEN it works when the device is on, as in the other end router from the interface 10.16.108.2/22? What does the routing table show on both ends? What it looks like based on the info above is that there is a route back toward 108.2 with the 10.16.160.0 network and when there is a route back toward 108.10, are you using static routes? ... View more

Joe, Rick Burts has shared good advice. I would concur with him that a switch is the best option for the multiple connections, but also to segment and control certain aspects of the network. If you need guest WiFi on a network that bypasses the ASA then this would be a good place to land the default gateway for that network. You need to look at a layer 3 switch if you are going to do any routing function, or make sure the TW modem/router has the ability to be run with the multiple vlans; however, it sounds like that is not an option based on the information above. There are several mid-range switches that are fairly inexpensive and would even provide growth. ... View more

Sorry if you already provided this information. Can you share the following: switch#>dir switch#>sh bootvar switch#>sh run | i boot ... View more