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We have two T1's going to our ISP. We would like to use these two ones at the same time. What is the best way to do this? I was thinking of making 2 static routes and also have the ISP make 2 static routes pointing back to us. Any other suggestions? ...
I disagree with the last guy that replied to the email. With briding, you are opening up a can of worms for yourself. You can connect two switches together, just enable trunking on both of them. Make sure that they are on the same vtp domain, etc. Yo...
The management Vlan should be set to 1 and I believe it comes defaulted to one. I don't think there is anything preventing you from changing it, but it is best not to. Also, remember that management Vlan doesn't have to conform to your ip scheme. For...
To the best of my knowledge, when you are doing translational briding, you are only bitswapping the mac addresses and not the layer 3 address. You don't need to bitswap layer 3 addresses in this case. At least not that I think of.
Well, if you are setting up access list for a block of 14. then you should use the inverse of the subnet mask. One way of doing this is (255-240) which is 15.Therefore your access list should say- Permit tcp 10.10.10.0 0.0.0.15 host 216.216.1.5 eq ww...
