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I was going to include this in my other discussions but decided against it as I have marked them as answered and wanted to avoid any confusion.In short, I wanted to know step by step (command-wise) how to NAT router on a stick for a small business (w...
Ok, I posted a similar topic just a couple of days ago and while I got some help, I'm not getting the actual detail I need in full.What I'm looking to do is hook up a router on a stick for a small business (with internet access so I know NAT will nee...
Hey guys and gals - I just wanted to ask (as I literally cannot find the answer to this question anywhere online) what are the names of the cables and ports used to hook up the following (simple) small office network setup that would include a T1 con...
Ok, ridiculously broad question I know but....what I'm trying to figure out is, let's say I'm in a large coproration and I have multiple field sites in different areas of the country so the network setup may be somewhat complex but when it comes to s...
So in regards to network statements – I found the following tutorial on a blog but had a question on a part I just can’t wrap my ahead around – first I will post the section I do not understand then I will post the tutorial. For the broken pic links ...
So after a little digging on this site I think I fond what I was looking for. I'm actually surprised at the amount of friends/co-workers I have in the IT field who have never configured NAT overload (PAT) on a CISCO ASA before (because they are much ...
Please explain the difference - I'm guessing I want it on a single interface as I will have 3 sub-interfaces - now if by "interface" you DO mean a sub-interface, then no, I want all 3 sub-interfaces I setup to be able to reach the internet.My topolog...
You actually indirectly, answered the question in full.First, what I meant by "I'm not talking about setting up the default gateway..." was exactly that, I wanted to know if there was another way of setting the default gateway with ISP that I wasn't ...
Ok, so if it is facing the IP, then the gateway address would be given to me by the ISP. If I have to add it manually, then what IP address would I use and what command(s) would I use to add it to the router? And actually, what command would I use to...
