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Apply this access-list to the inside interface: access-list outside_access permit ip 192.168.1.192 255.255.255.192 any Just make sure you also enable nat translations for the network, unless your doing the natting on the edge router.

cajuntank - I completely agree with you in your comparision. We also have a lot of extreme switches (BD6808, 5i, 7i) in our networks, as well as cisco 7609 and 6509. The HP switches are very cheap and reliable. Extreme is ok in price and their switches are very good for any video traffic, like...

I use the command when configuring my lab routers to redirect dhcp requests to my linux dhcp server. That should also resolve your issue with folders not being shared.

I have seen issues where sometimes their Group Authentication parameters are incorrect. I would check their profiles in the vpn client to make sure they match the settings on the concentrator. I would also check the IAS logs (if that's what your using) on the windows side for any messages.

In that situation I usually use a site to site vpn connection between my remote offices and allow all traffic from each location's subnets (unless I want to block something in particular). This way each location can share folders, access servers, etc. When a pc can't access a shared folder in...

Another option would be to buy a switch that supports layer 3 vlans, where you can assign ip address to a vlan. Cisco, HP and Extreme are to vendors that I know support that feature. That way you will not need a router and can forward traffic between to the two vlans.

Hi g0at, In order for to see the type of traffic passing through your network with the program NTOP is to connect it to a switch that supports port mirroring. Extreme, Cisco, and HP switches have this feature in most of their products. You can mirror the port on your switch that connects to...

Hi Guys, Is there way to find out what the number is for a modem attached to my option 11c pbx? I was told that there is a LD you can go into to find that number? Thanks!