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dhekimian · 04-22-2005

I've got a scenario where I need to bridge traffic through a device without changing my network. I am evaluating a WAN acceleration device that can operate as a bridge to optimize my wan traffic. My switch is a Cat 6509 in one location and a 3750 in ...

dhekimian · 03-31-2005

I've got a Cisco 2620 with 2 T1 Wic's. Each WIC has a connection to a different ISP that I plan to run BGP on. I'm also use the Firewall Feature set to do NAT and protocol inspection for my network.The box currently has 64mb of ram and appears to hav...

dhekimian · 08-01-2007

Cisco's WAAS product does indeed cache data on a per peer basis, which results in multiples of the same data being stored at the central site. This may not be a big deal for a few sites, but it is not very scalable as the hit rate for warm data is g...

dhekimian · 04-23-2005

I think you misunderstand what I'm trying to do... Instead of using the MSFC to route between the VLANS, I need it to bridge (route) the traffic through two interfaces.Conceptually: - Server 10.1.1.1/24 on VLAN100- Router 10.1.1.2/24 on VLAN101- Serv...

dhekimian · 08-15-2004

I'm coming into this a bit late, but I think this is the proper solution to your problem.What your really looking for is a Mail Proxy. The best solution I've seen in a long while (and its also FREE) is called ASSP (Anti-Spam-SMTP-Proxy) http://assp.s...

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