Hi, I have a question regarding Cisco Stack wise switch renumbering.I have a couple of C2960X stack switches (number 2 and 3) and I want to renumber of the switches in the stack from i.e. from 3 to 1 using # switch 3 renumber 1 I understand the stack...
Hi, I've got a question regarding how an ASA handles GARP requests from a host when ProxyARP is configured on a particular interface.If an ASA receives a GARP request from a VM on its inside interface and the ASA is configured with "no sysopt noproxy...
Hi, This question is relating the order of operation in Cisco IOS-XE for an ingress packet.I am currently troubleshooting an issue where a Host1 with IP 192.168.1.1 is trying to ping a remote Host2 192.168.2.2 and the router in question R1 is the tr...
Hi, I've got an ASA 5516-X and I want to restrict the number of TCP connections to-the-box on the outside interface. I have used MPF to configure the connections limits:access-list limit-conn-outside extended permit ip any host "ASA outside interface...
Hi, I have an ASA 5516-X used to provide remote access VPN solution to clients. Since the outside interface is webvpn enabled I am trying to avoid DDOS attacks to the outside IP by restriction the number of tcp connection attempts to-the-box. I have...
Thanks B, We will set the priority as well. I'm a bit confused regarding interface config change post reboot.There are trunk uplinks including mgmt and other access + VOIP links on Switch3. You are saying that all that config will be lost? If thats t...
Thanks Bajali, Thanks for confirming that interface config will remain intact after reboot.Yes, there is no switch1 in the stack, I'm guessing it was removed from the stack in the past and switch 3 has since become the master.Switch# Role ...
Hi, Just to clarify, you confirm that the interface config will be wiped out after renumbering and reboot? There is no Switch1 in the stack, so switch 3 renumbering to 1 should be ok. Kind regards
Hi Paul, Yes, spot on that's exactly what the scenario is based upon. I agree, NAT would be the preferred choice here, but I just wanted to find out about the order of operation when the packet arrived from host1 on R1. Is the router's directly conne...
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