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09-16-2019
08:12 PM
Hi Paul, Firstly, thanks for the effort you put into finding a solution for my requirements - greatly appreciated. Whilst the solution config is exactly what I am looking for - I have hit a brick wall. Using CLI, I have successfully completed config steps for the first vlan1001 however, when I go to apply the second vlan1007 service-policy to the interface, the switch advises service-policy vlan1001 is already assigned to the interface. Is there a step I am overlooking? Thanks Craig
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09-11-2019
07:14 PM
Hi All, I have a 3850 Switch with several Trunk Ports. Each of these Trunk Ports have several unique VLANs configured. I have a need to rate limit each VLAN individually and independent of the physical Trunk Interface. e.g. Trunk Port ge0/0/1 VLAN 1007 - to be Limited to 20 Mbps VLAN 1008 - to be Limited to 50 Mbps VLAN 1009 - to be Limited to 100 Mbps Is this possible? If so, how is it achieved? Thanks in advance for any and all assistance!
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claurie
in Small Business Security
in Small Business Security
07-11-2019
08:50 PM
07-11-2019
08:50 PM
Hi bjtaylor5044, Thanks for the info. I had begun to think along this line, but as these routers are on client premises, was hesitant to test my theory without having confirmation from an experienced source! I was starting to think there was no 'official' answer to this problem - Once again Thanks!
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claurie
in Small Business Security
in Small Business Security
07-11-2019
05:53 PM
07-11-2019
05:53 PM
Hi All, Has anyone got a solution to this problem? I have 6 of these 'routers' and three are fine but there are three that have "Remote Upgrade" Enable radio button is greyed out and situation is the same on Windows 10 with IE; Edge; Chrome and Firefox. Even tried Mac with Safari - nothing worked! If this cannot be resolved I will have to throw these out and replace with another vendor!
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claurie
in Small Business Routers
in Small Business Routers
07-10-2019
08:38 PM
07-10-2019
08:38 PM
I have the same problem. I have six RV130W routers and some are presenting this problem! I have tried IE; Edge and Chrome with no change. Was there ever a solution to this problem (other than laying the blame on the browser) without resorting to throwing the RV130W out and trying another device?
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12-27-2017
02:35 PM
Hi,
I have read and tried to digest the implications of the subject of this thread to my own situation and I would ask if someone could confirm my understanding. Firstly, my situation is - I currently receive a Default Route from my IP Transit Provider (in preference to the entire Global Routing Table, which will completely use the available router memory I have available for the present). Out of necessity, I am considering using this same router to connect to a local Peering Exchange and understand that I must not advertise my Default Route to my eBGP peers on the exchange. Is there a way to utilise the neighbor X.X.X.X default-originate command to allow the advertising of the default route to a defined network thus ensuring I comply with proper peering behavior of not advertising to other BGP neighbors on the Peering Exchange? Appreciate any guidance!
Thanks
Craig
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12-20-2017
02:27 PM
Hi,
I have read and tried to digest the implications of the subject of this thread to my own situation and I would ask if someone could confirm my understanding. Firstly, my situation is - I currently receive a Default Route from my IP Transit Provider (in preference to the entire Global Routing Table, which will completely use the available router memory I have available for the present). Out of necessity, I am considering using this same router to connect to a local Peering Exchange and understand that I must not advertise my Default Route to my eBGP peers on the exchange. Is there a way to utilise the neighbor X.X.X.X default-originate command to allow the advertising of the default route to a defined network thus ensuring I comply with proper peering behavior of not advertising to other BGP neighbors on the Peering Exchange? Appreciate any guidance!
Thanks
Craig
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09-16-2019
Hi Paul,Firstly, thanks for the effort you put into finding a solution
for my requirements - greatly...
09-11-2019
Hi All,I have a 3850 Switch with several Trunk Ports. Each of these
Trunk Ports have several unique ...
Created by
claurie
in Small Business Security
07-11-2019
07-11-2019
Hi bjtaylor5044,Thanks for the info. I had begun to think along this
line, but as these routers are ...
Created by
claurie
in Small Business Security
07-11-2019
07-11-2019
Hi All, Has anyone got a solution to this problem? I have 6 of these
'routers' and three are fine bu...
07-10-2019
I have the same problem. I have six RV130W routers and some are
presenting this problem! I have trie...
12-27-2017
Hi, I have read and tried to digest the implications of the subject of
this thread to my own situati...
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