Yes, Static Routes are required to send traffic to a next-hop for a destination outside of the VLAN/subnet. IPv4 Static Route Setup on the 300 Series Managed Switches Configure IPv4 Static Routes Settings on a Switch through the CLI ... View more

What do you have in IP Configuration > IPv4 Management and Interfaces > IPv4 Static Routes on both of your Switches? You have the IPv4 Routing checkbox enabled so the Routing Table filled by Static Routes should tell us where the Switch should send the traffic next for networks outside its configured VLANs. ... View more

Hi @WillStrain1315, - Is your SG200 acting just as a Layer 2 Switch to extend the VLAN or you are using it as Layer 3 Switch and Default Gateway for your VLANs? - Is the IP addressing changing when you connect your Workstation to your Firewall? or the IP addressing is exactly the same? Wondering if this a Routing issue ... The Switch shouldn't be blocking traffic by default, specially if it is being used as Layer 2 only. ... View more

Hi @AndrewKeating4493, Is the Administrative Default Gateway set under Administration > Management Interface > IPv4 Interface? ... View more

Hi @MufeedPattoli, You have 3 options: 1. Most DSL providers give you a small network device which performs the functionality combined of "Router/modem/AccessPoint/4x port Switch" and initiates the PPPoE session with your ISP and also NAT. In that case, you can just connect the WAN port of your Cisco 881G to any LAN port of that small network device and you should be fine. 2. On the other hand, you can configure that small network device as "bridge" and initiate the PPPoE session from the Cisco Router itself. 3. If your Cisco Router has a aDSL interface, you can terminate the DSL link directly on that port and you need to configure the ATM/PPPoE parameters on the Router itself. Let us know. Cheers. ... View more

Hi @n.zernov21, 1. What if you do: interface GigabitEthernet0/0/0 ip address 185.160.91.251 255.255.255.0 secondary 2. Are you originating that ping test from a: a. host located behind this Gig0/0/0 with ip nat outside, b. host behind an interface with ip nat inside, c. Router itself, d. where exactly? 3. The Router creates a 185.160.91.251/32 as a L - local entry in Routing Table only when traffic is originated by a host in the 10.1.1.0/24 based on your configuration. You won't be able to ping 185.160.91.251 for traffic hitting the ip nat outside if translations are not there because that L - local entry wouldn't be created. Try configuring 185.160.91.251 as 'secondary' on your WAN interfaces as suggested in point #1.   Cheers. ... View more

Is the port continuously bouncing while connected to the SFE2010? Does it keep bouncing the same way if you connect it to a laptop or to a different port on the SFE2010? Is the SFE2010 also configured as “trunk” (tag 802.1q)? ... View more

It should work too. ... View more

Most likely since the DHCP negotiation needs to happen once again. ... View more

Found this command to attempt to ignore the DNS server information received via DHCP on IOS interface GigabitEthernetx/x ip address dhcp no ip dhcp client request dns-nameserver Give it a try! Cheers. ... View more

Try with: show ip dns servers show ip dns view Cheers. ... View more

Hi @Cisco76, You can look for your ideal Catalyst Switch here: Campus LAN Switches - Select the access switch that’s right for you Almost all of them are are Layer 3 Switches with Routing capabilities (you may need additional license for Advance Routing features like BGP, etc) and are GigabitEthernet.   Cisco Catalyst 2960-X and XR Series Cisco Catalyst 3650 Series Cisco Catalyst 3850 Series Cisco Catalyst 9200 Series Cisco Catalyst 9300 Series Cisco Catalyst 9400 Series   You can choose one that adjust to your requirements and budget looking into their data sheet.   I hope this helps. ... View more

You can use the Gi0/0/0 and Gi0/0/1 (or viceversa) as WAN and LAN ports. These are found at the rear of the unit with yellow labels. You need to manually set the IP addresses on them. The Cisco4321 runs IOS-XE which is a very robust/feature rich Operating System that is best configured via CLI. Anyconnect is a type of SSL VPN and I suspect it is just not supported on this platform. See: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/routers/4000-series-integrated-services-routers-isr/models-comparison.html You can take advantage of DMVPN a nice, secure and scalable feature supported on this Router. This is a dynamic VPN solution to interconnect remote offices with the HQs and even dynamically between them creating an encrypted tunnel over the Internet. However, I don’t think the RV042 has such feature. You may try to establish an IPsec point-to-point Tunnel (or similar) between the Cisco4321 and each of the RV042s but I don’t know for sure if that is supported. Cheers. ... View more