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Is this possible? for example, i want to forward udp 16000-16500 to an internal IP on my soho 871 for voip. I can't find any info on IOS range port forwarding.Thanks!
If the IOS IPS pkg file is 7MB and after I do a copy tftp://xxx/xxx.pkg idconf, where does the file go? I don't see anything on the flash other than the .xml config files. Any thoughts?
The pkg file is like 7MB and after you load it on the router, where does it go? I only see the IPS config data on my flash but it isn't close to 7MB. How does IOS IPS use this 7MB file?
Quick PIX question guys.Say you have the normal inside (Sec100) and outside (Sec0) interfaces. You have an ACL on the outside interface that allows access to an internal mail server or whatever. Now, you also want to restrict what outbound traffic ...
Quick question:When do you have to use FRTS to do subinterface priority queueing? Can't you just use the priority-group command on the subinterface as you would any other interface? My understanding is that you can use the priority-group command on...
Hmm...so basically it goes from a 7MB .pkg file to a 200K file on the flash. I wonder why the .pkg file has to be so big compared to what actually gets put on the flash. Thanks for the reply.
Question, why is it static (dmz,inside) insidemail insidemail netmask 255.255.255.255 instead of static (inside,dmz) insidemail insidemail netmask 255.255.255.255 TIA
Let's say you want to have:DMZ security 50inside security 100outside security 0On the DMZ interface is the "DMZ_NET", inside is the "INSIDE_NET" and the outside is the "OUTSIDE_NET" and you wanted this:INSIDE_NET can access the outside network (aka t...
What's curious though is if you run the occ.exe utility with the -pde option (which is supposed to simulate PIX default behavoiur) the output adds access-lists on DMZ interfaces with permit ip any any. How does that simulate the PIX default behavour...
A great utility is called MRTG:http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/It's a great tool and provides a single web page where you can see all your graphs at once. It's a bit tricky to set up but there are lots of resources on the Internet th...
