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I thought WAN-EM would have done this but only appears to create different link conditions rather than simulating an INET between two locations with an IP I can use as a default gateway for the outside IF on the ASAv, curious what others use to simul...
I am using a 2500 series router with an octal-cable as an access server to my router / switch stack, and turning it on today I found a couple of issues, and I am having trouble finding the answer to this niche issue.
I have a direct Serial connecti...
Is there any increase in throughput or redundancy when adding a secondary stackwise cable to a 2 x 3750 switch stack? The "sh switch det" appears to show both up / active but I'm not sure if they are both being used, or if it will even provide redund...
I have searched the internet but I am not finding any sort of answer to this, in fact most threads die off when someone brings this up.
(show ver provided at bottom for switch model / platform being used, in short it is a 3750v2 running IOS 15.0(2)...
I am not sure if I am getting out ahead of an instructor led course I'm using to understand VTP (Chris Bryant), but he advised that there exists a type of advertisement called a "subset advertisement" that I would expect to increment the Config Revis...
Or would using just a single IOS router in the middle with OSPF sharing the two "outside" subnets with each other really simulate an Internet connection like you'd have between branch sites? That seems like there is something too easy about that, but...
Ok so the stupid thing is, the cable is supposed to be in the console port and NOT the Aux port.
As soon as I plugged into the Console port, I was able to en on the 2500 no problem, and access my router / switch rack.
Not sure why I thought the 2...
Yes sir, the 2500 series access server has the laptop plugged into the AUX port, and the octal cable running to the routers / switches connect to their console ports.
