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We have the following network set-up:Remote Mainframe -- 3745 -- 64K Leased Line -- 3720 -- Central MainframeThe traffic between the Remote Mainframe and the Central Mainframe is SNA.The Central Mainframe also has a CIP connection to a Cisco 7507.We ...
Is it possible for a single port on a Catalyst 5500 to be a member of more than one VLAN?For example, the normal command syntax is:set vlan 2 2/15But, I would like port 2/15 to be a member of both VLAN 2 and VLAN 3.Is this possible??? If so, please p...
A NAT-enabled router can allow some users to utilize NAT and allow other users on the same Ethernet interface to continue with their own IP addresses.For example,ip nat pool satellites 53.253.66.209 53.253.66.254 netmask 255.255.255.192ip nat inside ...
We have a router (R1) with two interfaces – Eth0 and BRI0.All the PCs on this LAN use public addressing, and connect to remote systems via the BRI0, using the Eth0 as their default gateway.We have now added a second router (R2) to this LAN, which als...
We would like to connect a remote IBM 3745 to a Mainframe via a CIP attached router.The set-up is as follows:3745 -- SDLC/TR -- 2503 -- 64K Leased Line -- 7507 -- CIP -- Mainframe1. Will the remote 3745 be able to recognise the SNA messages sent from...
Sorry, I think my original question may have been slightly misleading.The set-up is as follows:remote Mainframe -- remote 3745 -- SDLC/TR -- 2503 -- 64K Leased Line -- 7507 -- CIP -- local MainframeSo, in relation to your reply, the owning VTAM for t...
But, NAT only uses access-lists when it needs to create a translation entry. If a translation entry already exists that matches the traffic then the translation entry will be used; any access-list will not be consulted.Basically, I have a PC on the i...
