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vman1976nj · 01-15-2009

I noticed that this AP was $350 as compared to the AIR-LAP1131AG-A-K9 which is $450. The latter comes with an A radio which I don't need. But it comes shipped LWAPP which is good. Can I convert the cheaper one to LWAPP?The models are:http://www.cdw.c...

vman1976nj · 08-14-2008

I have a PIX 525 running 6.3(1). There firewall is within my internal network and protects a server segment. I don't have a TFTP server on the "inside" side of the PIX. So the TFTP transfer has to go out the "oustide" interface to my workstation (10....

vman1976nj · 07-08-2008

I am configuring a Cisco Router and would like to do NAT so there is a one to one translation from the inside private network to outside public network.For this example lets assume that 10.10.10.0/24 is a block of public IP's and 192.168.1.0/24 is my...

vman1976nj · 06-11-2008

This has been bugging me for a while. How do you show object groups from the command line. WHen I do a show ? I do not see network-object or group objects as an option.This is in my config:object-group service pop3Services tcp port-object eq pop3 po...

vman1976nj · 05-20-2008

We're going to be moving from a relatively flat network where all of buildings have 3750 stacks and the connect to our 6500 via fiber where all the routing is done. It was 1 spanning tree domain and VLAN's are everywhere. I'm trying to move it to Cis...

vman1976nj · 08-14-2008

Nevermind, I did a little digging and found the answer via google.To use TFTP going over a low secuirty (0) interface you need to define the server in your config.In my exampleconf ttftp-server outside 10.10.10.50 fwthen from enable prompt:write net:

vman1976nj · 07-08-2008

Worked like a charm on in my production environment. Thanks for the help.

vman1976nj · 07-08-2008

On ASA I'd do:static (inside,outside) 10.10.10.0 192.168.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 but its a whole different animal.I think a.alekseev's suggestion is going to work. I'll test it out and report back.

vman1976nj · 07-08-2008

This looks like exactly what I needed. I'm going to test it out later and report back. Thanks for the help.

vman1976nj · 07-08-2008

Thanks, thats one way to do it but I don't want to have to enter that statement 255 times. I'm hoping theres a way to NAT the entire network in 1 statement.

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