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Hi all, I have an issue at the momment in regards to two VLANs trying to communicate with each other. I have basically started work for this company and they have recently had a new network installed, we are still negotiating a support contact with t...
Hi there I have been trying to get a security feature to work on the Cisco 875w router. Basically the router has built in VPN authentication and 6 of these routers are placed in 6 remote workers homes. We want to block all MAC addresses from being ab...
Rick,Thanks again and to Bart for supplying me with the answer I needed. I will continue to use this forum for issues I may encounter, I might also try to aid other users where possible, as I mentioned earlier I had my CCNA3 final on monday (passed b...
Thankyou both for aiding me in this problem, It has now been resolved and I actualy learnt something. Also just a quick final question, if I add a line at the top instead of the port 80 tcp denying. Would I be able to add a line that deny any traffic...
Hi thanks for the post, in regards to modifying the ACL. Do I actually write access-list 153 permit tcp 10.10.0.0 0.0.255.255 (vlan 11) eq www or do I need to change the (vlan 11) for the ip address or the int of VLAN11 etc. Also with the access-list...
Rick,Thanks for all your help so far. I tired the extended ping on the router and specfified the two interfaces and the two hosts etc and the ping was sucessfull when pinging from one VLAN to another, both were 100% successful.Lee
Rick,The router can ping both sides of the VLANs I can ping a host on VLAN 11 and VLAN 10.The access list is as followed:access-list 153 permit tcp 10.10.0.0 0.0.255.255 any eq wwwaccess-list 153 permit tcp 10.10.0.0 0.0.255.255 any eq 443access-list...
