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I have set up my routers on each end of a leased line. On one of my machines the default gateway is 10.0.0.11 which is the ip address of FE0 on the router at the main office. From this machine which is 10.0.0.200 I can ping all the way through the li...
I have two offices: Location 1 has all of our employees servers and equipmnent. All computers at location 1 have the following range of ip addresses (10.0.0.xxx). I have an 1841 router at location 1 with fe0 set to 10.0.0.11 and a T1 wic set to 10.1....
My company has recently had a private p2p T1 line setup between our facility and a nearby building. The line is data only. It will be used to replicate data to an Iomega NAS device. The replication will be handled by Doubletake. We purchased two Cisc...
That makes sense and I was wondering about the default gateway on the laptop especially since I was able to go into the router using SDM over Internet Explorer and you know when you choose Interfaces then Edit Interfaces then test it performs a ping ...
Our main site uses 255.255.255.0 and our default gateway is 10.0.0.1 which is a Cisco Pix 560E that is connected to an MCI managed Cisco 2600 series router. So I would set this static route up in the firewall?
Yes it is just for the NAS device. Right now my NAS device gets an ip from DHCP. Should I leave it that way? If so will it get the ip address from the remote DHCP server or should I set the router up to give out addresses? And an even more basic ques...
Ok thanks. So right now my NAS device gets an ip from DHCP. Should I leave it that way? If so will it get the ip address from the remote DHCP server or should I set the router up to give out addresses? And an even more basic question is: Can I resolv...
