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Yes.. But my attempt did not work.. I created a route-map that match the host ip (acl) and st the next hop ip to the other side of the tunnel. I also added the host to the nat ACL on the router that I want to NAT the traffic for the host.. The routes are correct (the host can ping the router...

I want to do the following: (relevant config first) ------------------------------------- router a: fastethernet 0/0 (local) ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0 ip nat inside fastethernet 0/1 (wan) ip address 213.1.1.2 255.255.255.192 ip nat outside interface Tunnel1 ip address...

lets say I have the following setup: This is a Cisco 1811 router with 2 FastEthernet router ports and a 8-port switch (layer2) I want the following: traffic from PC 1 should get at least 80% percent of the capacity of the 3g-router when both PC's are downloading. RDP traffic (tcp 3389)...

I'm using track rtr and IP sla to set ONE active route I have a cisco 1800 router with 2 non-cisco routers giving "broadband" connection via cellular networks. This is on a ship at sea. So I do not need to know how to route the traffic.. I need to know how to prioritize the traffic All traffic...

I already have the routing up and running. I'm using ip sla and track rtr for failover. It is the priority (bandwidth) I'm working on

The second router is for failover when/if the first loose the connection. Failover are done via IP SLA monitor and track rtr.

not the same ISP and variable bandwidth..

I have a cisco 1812 router with two routers (internet via two different gprs/edge routers) connected. Both are NAT routers I want to prioritize the traffic to and from one of the two local subnets/vlans local interfaces: interface FastEthernet0/0.2 encapsulation dot1Q 2 ip address 10.0.1.1...

I do nat see any NAT in those pages.. I already have the ip sla and track part figured out..

Can someone provide some example configuration for configuration of a ios router (2600) with 2 wan interfaces (ethernet) and failover for nat? eth0 ip 83.xx.xx.1 / 24 primary wan interface (nat outside) eth1 ip 243.xx.xx.2 / 26 backup/secondary wan interface (nat outside) fastethernet0 ip...

Ntop have a lot of great features! :) Is there a windows utility to monitor dscp on a interface? I want to monitor number of packets and packet size in different precedenses and queues..

thank you very much! I will check out these!

Is it possible to monitor the type of traffic and dscp for interfaces on Catalyst 3550 switches? Something like netflow on routers... I had a Avaya C460 L3 switch earlier (different company) and used a utility to monitor traffic types and priority.. I think this utility was using SMON to do...

We have a network not unlike the one on the picture. It has 3 cisco 3550 switches with 5 subnets (one of them is voice vlan/subnet) One of the switch ports on the 24-port switch is configured as a router port. The fibre gbics "trunks" between the switches. The others are "standard" switchports...

I'm having trouble connecting to external pptp vpn servers from my LAN. I'm using a Cisco 2610XM router running IOS adventerprise 12.4.7 I know that the pptp vpn servers is working correctly. I have also tried running access-lists with "permit ip any any" on all interfaces. What can be the...

I'm testing ManageEngine Netflow Analyzer 5 now, and that one looks good. But that NetflowTracker was just amazing! I did not find any price for this one.. How much for the full version? thank you

is there a free or cheap netflow tool for WINDOWS that shows a "realtime" (max 1-2 min after) statistics from "ip accounting".. So I can have one monitor showing this all the time..

No, I do not have that.. I changed the following line: ip nat pool overload 213.184.1.1 213.184.1.1 prefix-length 24 to ip nat pool overload 213.184.1.1 213.184.1.1 prefix-length 8 maybe that will help. I do not know if this is n important at all, but it make sense.. :) I guess that 48 MB...

I added "ip nat translation tcp-timeout 10800" so the NAT entries will not stay for more than 3 hour.. Wonder why the entries are ataying there.... Will the tcp-timeout 10800 command break downloads that lasts more than 3 hours? or will downloads "renew" their nat entries before that? I have...

There are a lot of subnets, but not very much traffic/packets.. So I think the router should be more than powerful enough (20-25% cpu usage average during the day)