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Hello, I have a cisco 2960X-24TS-L with an access list to restrict access to a single server. I have attached a diagram of the ACL and what we're trying to accomplish. It DID work for about 6 months. The VM's on the server host need to see the other ...
I have a 2960X POE switch that I have used to isolate a server. I am using an ACL to limit user access to it and also have a backup appliance that needs to connect to the server to keep the backup's up to date. BUT... the backup server keeps losing c...
Hello,I have a 4351-ISR and am experiencing Heavy packet loss with one of the subnets I have uplinked. Is there a command to use in order to look at the health and or logs that the NIM might have which aren't showing on the traditional show commands?...
Is there any way to use a SM-ES3G-16-P service module (originally for a 3945) on a 4351? It appears you can use the SM for the 4351 (SM-X-ES3-16-P) on the 3945. Can we not go the other way?
We have a Radius(RSA) server that provides MFA or our Remote VPN connections. Is it possible to add a secondary Radius IP under the "Radius Server Group" in the case that one Radius sever goes down the other will still authenticate the authentication...
I found out what was happening. The devices 10.10.20.10 has to talk to the Business specific VM's (.99, .251) which I have a rule for. permit ip host 10.10.20.10 host 10.10.20.99 logpermit ip host 10.10.20.10 host 10.10.20.251 log However for some re...
!!! These allow the specific users to access the RDP VM's that have the business application on them !!! remark ACCOUNTING TO VMspermit ip host 10.10.20.58 host 10.10.20.147permit ip host 10.10.20.58 host 10.10.20.148permit ip host 10.10.20.91 host ...
Sorry yeah we added that when we started having issues. You're right. That's why we're confused. The hosts on that server are all local to each other and shouldn't be affected by the inbound access list on the trunk port... which is right since they...
Here's how it works.Users RDP to VM (10.10.20.147, 10.10.20.148), allowed by the ACCOUNTING TO VM's section. They then use a client on those VM's to connect to business specific VM's the same host (10.10.20.99, 10.10.20.251) What you see in the image...
