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I'm having a very strange issue with a 3850 right now. We use 3850's as building routers on campus. Each building gets its own 3850 and then there is a variety of 4500, 2960X and 9300 switches deployed for layer 2. On each 3850 we have the traffic se...
Hello, I am curious about how much ping loss (if any) should be observed when a SVI configured on one nexus fails and vrrpv3 fails over? I am currently seeing about 4-5 packets lost during this process and I would like to see feedback on whether this...
We do most device builds by template here. We recently have been rolling out tacacs and when following our template build, we get an error in the accounting lines in the vty config. Please see below: aaa config from template:aaa new-modelaaa authenti...
Hi, I have remote access setup for faculty, staff and students using FMC/FTD,FXOS and I am curious if there is a better way to accomplish an objective. For example, we have a server support team (SAS) that want to tunnel traffic to certain subnets wh...
I recently setup a DCNM server using the OVA file and Classic LAN mode. It seems to be working fine insofar as monitoring and collecting data.
I am trying to figure out how to ssh into the DCNM server, however, and cannot seem to figure out what a...
I seem to have fixed this issue. I added an additional rp-address command for the target vrf using the ip of the rp for the source vrf and appended the acl to it:i.e.ip pim vrf Dist rp-address x.x.x.x MCAST-GRPI can now run vrf based pim show command...
Thanks for the input. The challenge was not so much to separate students from faculty, but to have a different split tunnel acl based on source ip address.
Thank you for the reply. We do not have ISE, unfortunately. We do have FreeRADIUS. But the hope was to avoid two connection profiles for each of these situations. It sounds like we would still have needed that anyway.
