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  1. Ed2010

    new connection with 6 static public IPs (/29 block) routed via single /30

    Thanks for the input guys. Sorry for the delay getting back. Right now I have it configured with basic NAT overload configuration with /30 address on external interface, private address on internal interface, and as you said Mike one of the /29 addresses as a loopback. NAT overload is working...
  2. Ed2010

    new connection with 6 static public IPs (/29 block) routed via single /30

    We're getting a new connection which the provider describes as having 6 static public IPs (/29 block) routed via single /30. In the past I've always just gotten a /29 for our connections, where I would have private ip address on one router interface (192.168.0.1/24 say) and then second router...
  3. Ed2010

    Cisco 1811 switch ports ?

    Recently where I work we got a Cisco 1811. Previously we had a Cisco 1710. Have configured new 1811 similar to 1710 with Fa0 having outside/public IP (say 100.100.100.100) and Fa1 having internal/private IP (say 192.168.0.1). Can I have servers or workstations connected to switch ports...
  4. Ed2010

    CCNP LAB SET UP

    Wendell Odom did a blog just for CCNP in 2008, but recently did an updated one. http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/64523 Shows 3 levels of lab ($400/800/1200) based on 1721 routers and 2950 or 3550 switches.
  5. Ed2010

    Help to determine what type of cable on 3550 switch?

    Check here for description of Cisco 3550 series routers. It will be a GBIC(Gigabit Interface Converter) but there are several different types and I don't know which one this is. Gigabit fiber connection, may set up switches in a stack - haven't ever done this...

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