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We are having a routing issue on our office 2621. I have configured the router to nat the local office subinterface F0/1.15 network out through a Cable modem connection E1/0. I have the a number of servers sitting on a subinterface of the router f...
I was able to ping the mail server in Fairbanks and log into Outlook and view messages from a users machine. Another user was having problems. I had the user ping the mail server from his machine and then open Outlook. He was then able to connect to ...
Here is my full configuration. There is an ipsec VPN endpoint on E1/0 and this is why there is a route-map nonat.FAI-2621#sh confUsing 9198 out of 29688 bytes!version 12.1service timestamps debug uptimeservice timestamps log uptimeservice password-e...
I haven't been monitoring the bandwidth usage, but these are small offices connected to cable modems on each end.The Fairbanks location has 5 workstations and a MS SBS 2000. The Anchorage office has 5 workstations connecting through the VPN to the S...
I am having the same problem on a PIX 515 and am using access-lists. I thought the problem was with my static nat statement. When the problem was brought to my attention, I had a straight one to one static nat statement.static (inside,outside) outs...
