Recent content by JohnPtrs

Hey I'm trying to transfer a SSL certificate over to a Linux server with OpenSSL and I have all of the following steps in this article done, but the last two steps listed below the link. I'm not sure where to find the [sslcert].key file or the [sslcert].cert file they're referring to. Also is...

I want to use my switch (Cisco 3560) to send all web traffic to our proxy server... the switch has routing capability, is there a way I can use policy based routing or something like that to accomplish this?? I'm not sure how to set that up... Thanks! -JP

Thanks for the help... problem solved... it turned out to be a misconfigured route statement on another device on the WAN... I appreciate your time... -JP

I made a mistake... this is the config for the port the device is plugged into not Gi0/5 interface GigabitEthernet0/3 description firewall switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q switchport trunk native vlan 62 switchport trunk allowed vlan 1,62,126,180 switchport mode trunk service-policy...

Vlan 62 is the one in question- interface Vlan62 description firewall ip address 192.168.62.1 255.255.255.0 Here is the config of the port that it is physically plugged into- I went there this morning to verify so I think it is misconfigured... Just not sure why then I can still ping the...

If I have multiple vlans configured on a switch with iprouting enabled is it necessary to apply all vlans to a port before they will work properly?? Because I have a weird situation going on here with a switch that has a vlan with an IP address assigned to it and I can ping IP addresses on that...

I saw a new entry in my logwatch from lastnight and am unfamiliar with the use of the runuser command, although I think its kind of like su command... my server is behind a firewall and only has port 22 forwarded to it for ssh purposes and I saw the lines below in my logwatch... anybody have any...

Great I'll give it a go... Thanks! -JP

We have tried to join an FC6 box to our AD using the examples in the article at the link below... it has joined the AD but we are still not able to log into it with our AD accounts... Anyone have any ideas?? Thanks! JP http://www.planetmy.com/blog/?p=248

Cool... thanks... -JP

So then just use another statement like that for the other direction?? Thanks!

Hmmm... I haven't tried that before, I'll have to lookup the syntax for that but it sounds like maybe that will work... thanks for the suggestion... -JP

Is it possible to have a NAT statement to have a Public IP coming in to translate to a particular Internal IP and to have that Internal IP translate to a different Public IP on its way back out?? Thanks in advance... -JP

We figured it out... It was a runaway script that an analyst had setup on another server sending reports... as soon as we removed that server from the relay list the increase stopped... Anyway, thanks for the input! -JP

In the last two days our log files have gone from being able to go a week with a 30GB partion to now having a 60GB partion that fills up in about 16 hours. Does anyone have any ideas on what might cause this unusual increase? Thanks in advance. -JP