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LateLearn · 12-22-2018

I have the following topology: I'm simply trying to relay the role of DHCP server from router0 to router1.router0 is pretty much just: and router1 looks correct to me as well: I'm not sure where I went wrong. The helper address is 192.168.0.2 which...

LateLearn · 11-13-2018

So I have two routers connected via rollover cable (fa) on subnet 192.168.254.0 /30 I have to separate lans on either side on VLAN 10 (marketing ) fa0/0>>Router0 "Westside Marketing Lan" PC2 and PC1 CAN ping each-other and their default gateway ...

LateLearn · 11-04-2018

I have the following topology : I have an ethernet connection to another route out the opposite-side port of my LAN where I have the two vlans configured (VLAN, 10 (Marketing) and 20 (Sales)) Before I set up the following ACL and the following c...

LateLearn · 10-20-2018

Greetings! so this is a very loaded question in my mind but a pretty straight forward aim: I am trying to setup a DHCP pool PER VLAN I have the following topology: So I have two switches that have a trunk connection (and from Switch2 to Router...

LateLearn · 09-29-2018

(router0 is off to the left, "off switch1" ) PC2 down at the bottom is on network 192.168.0.0 (connected to dg, 192.168.0.1 (router0) PC4 is connected to router2 ( default gateway, being global address 192.168.3.1 ) My question is why can't I ping...

LateLearn · 11-14-2018

@paul driver I just don't get it. Does router1 take some precedence over router0 as far as inside/outside/left/right goes, as to why it can be pinged by hosts on the other side of inside interface but router0 can't be because it has some sort of di...

LateLearn · 11-14-2018

" If you will try ping from outside interface to inside then it will not work and it is the default behavior of NAT. " Not necessarily the inside interface from the outside. However, my next clumsy venture, was to achieve reachability between hosts o...

LateLearn · 11-13-2018

I'm not sure I understand. I have the outside interface listed in the running-config for fa0/1 on Router0 and I used the keyword 'Overload' in the "nat" statement. How do you mean, PAT is not configured?

LateLearn · 11-10-2018

Yep... I was at working, Youtubing when I "realized" this... But I just made it a real problem now! lol I just set up the configuration as the following: With the address, 192.168.254.1, being on the outside interface (fa0/1 ) of Router0. I still am...

LateLearn · 10-22-2018

Sorry!! the last two were partially me thinking out loud. VLAN 30 was my trunk/ native vlan in this case. I'm not even sure why I asked question 4 .. really, because I already knew that dot1q was for trunk ports only. And yes 3 does answer my questio...

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