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Hi- I recently installed new 3Com Ethernet switches on my network. I have a single NT4 file server. That server runs Mac services. Since installing the switches, all the Mac desktops that mount those shares (on the NT4 box)are experiencing a "jumpy" effect when viewing the contents...

I am trying to allow my users to dial up and get speeds over 40Kbps.... Right now I am running NT4 RAS SP6a with USRobotics X2 V.Everything modems on it. The fastest connection speed I get is 26400 bps... That is unacceptable.... Is there any digital hardware I could purchase or special...

I am getting an error when trying to start a playlist in Darwin.... "Network Initialization Failed. IP not enabled to run BcastPlaylist" Any ideas? Any Darwin gurus out there? Thanks in advance, Matt

I want to config an ethernet subinterface (e0.1) that is on the SAME subnet as the actual ethernet interface (e0) What do I need to specify in the router that would allow me to bind an IP address to a subinterface so I can specify routes using this new virtual interface? Right now it is...

Lets say I make the following config on the e0 interface in my 2524 router: Router(config-if)# ip access-group 101 in Does my diagram correctly illustrate "IN" traffic that is going to be filtered by Access-List 101? Meaning IN from the directly connected network as well as IN from...

Is it possible to specify a group of IP's in an ACCESS-LIST declare? For example could I say: Router(Config)# ACCESS-LIST 10 DENY a.b.c.d-e or something along those lines where I would actually be denying d through e in the fourth octet. Any help would be most appreciative! Matt

Download Cisco ConfigMaker. You can graphically draw up your network and have it upload the config to the router automatically. Its a great tool to get your network started. You should be able to download at www.cisco.com Matt H

What would a good MATCH line for "ALL TRAFFIC INCOMING" be? And can I make the SET NEXT-HOP be an interface on the same LAN segment as the Ethernet interface of the router? Currently (as a test) I am creating an ACL for "DENY TCP ANY ANY" as a match (because I was informed...

Right now my Cisco 2524 has a Static Route that specifies the next hop for outbound traffic. I want to redirect INBOUND traffic to a specific interface that is on the same subnet as the router itself... Is this possible??? Does the Cisco router differentiate between inbound and outbound? Matt