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...Standard Access-list entries listed out-of-sequence during various show commands? For example: I create a Standard ACL. access-list 3 remark **** Permit some IPs Log The Denys **** access-list 3 permit 192.168.1.2 access-list 3 permit 192.168.1.3 access-list 3 permit 192.168.1.5...

Probably obvious but have you considered asking your service provider to block at the CO?

Well, figured out how to do both 7-digit and 4-digit dialing. Think I'm going to give myself a star. This time the fix was on the Definity side. I should have caught my mistake earlier. I configured two route-patterns, one for ARS access-code 9 plus 7-digits, and one for AAR, 4-digit dialing...

After some tinkering, (easter-egging), I was able to get ARS working by correctly configuring dial-peers on my Cisco router. For those who are interested here are the dial-peer configs for the Cisco 2800 router that is connected to the Definity via ISDN PRI/QSIG: This is the dial-peer pointing...

Hi all, I have a Definity G3 V12 that I've connected to a Cisco 2800 router via an ISDN PRI T1. I've tried various configurations but have settled on using QSIG. This is a lab that I'm using to learn how to route VoIP between routers in order to connect remote PBXs. So, when I dial the TAC...

lerdalt, Thank you, that is close to what I'm attempting to achieve. I don't necessarily want to police all traffic at an upper limit though. I would like to have the allocated bandwidth per user change as users come and go. But, based on the IP address so that users with download...

Anyone have any good ideas on how to guarantee equal access on a WAN link to the Internet supporting multiple users? The scenario is a router with a T1 Internet link serving up to 100 users. How would I set up the link to give two users 50% of the bandwidth each, four users 25% each, 10 users...

Chris, Define what type of redundancy you require then you can determine your required design. Do you need link, equipment, ISP redundancy or maybe all three. Unless I'm missing some information in your question you would need a second link to your ISP in order to have, at a minimum, link...

Hi Burt, It's not the money for equipment, actually I have some equipment; I'm just low on space. I currently live in a relatively small apartment in Bangkok with a wife, one kid, and one on the way. There is just no place for me to set up a decent lab. I have plenty of room at my home in the...

Thanks Cisco Guy, I hope that with a little luck and a lot of study I should be able get my CCNP cert. Yes, I am working on my CCNP and do not consider myself a beginner. I've spent most of my time hands-on in networking and am finally getting around to upping my certs. My advice was for the...

Hi CiscoGuy33, Yeah, agreed, I didn't check the date on the post prior to adding my 2 cents. In a period of frustration with the Boson Sim I did a Google search to see if there were other people having similar problems. Tek-Tips came up and as I've been a member of Tek-tips for years I decided...

I want to opine about the Boson Simulator, vent actually. I just purchased the $500 dollar CCNP NetSim package. From the first, simplest lab, I've had nothing but problems. First lab, basic login and password configurations, failed the "Grade" function. The "Grade" function failed to recognize...

Yeah, I think that will work but on your GRE routers you need two different route statements. For example: On GRE-A a specific route points to the PT of your TL to reach the GRE-B router FE0/0 interface. You need this route to build the GRE Tunnel from GRE-A to GRE-B. Then of course you do the...

Sorry, I wasn't paying attention, looks like you already have your GRE tunnel up between sites. You are not "off-base", actually it looks like you are quite close to making it work. You might consider the "ip directed-broadcast" function and see if it fits your needs. I read up a little on...

Very good, I love Wireshark. That makes sense, subnet broadcast, otherwise known as "ip directed-broadcast". Newer IOS versions disable directed-broadcasts by default. I believe you have to turn it on per interface, but, again I'm not sure if you can enable it on a GRE interface. If I had a...

Well, it should work as far as tunneling goes but... the question is can you bridge across a tunnel. I see two options for tunnelling, GRE-Router to GRE-Router or Bridge-Router to Bridge-Router. If you go Bridge-Router to Bridge-Router you'll need to make sure you have the necessary routes in...

Hi NinjaTurtle, Hey, did you ever figure out how to get your DIS app through the TACLANE? I've done a lot of work with TACLANEs and am curious if you found a solution. I've GRE tunneled through TACLANEs to facilitate multicast video traffic but I've never had to attempt pushing broadcast...

How are you redirecting web page requests to the WebSense Server? I've used WebSense in the past and used the built-in redirect functionality of a PIX firewall to get request to the WebSense Server. The WebSense Server than tells the PIX to allow or disallow the requested webpage. You are...

I had to setup an FTP Server once on a MS Server. It was fairly complicated, especially since I'm not much of a Systems guy, but I did get it working. One thing that I remember causing me problems was an access-list on the FTP server. I don't remember where it was but I beleive the MS FTP...

Hi selcuks2001, Wow, that issue was quite awhile ago, let me see if I can remember what I found out. As brianinms pointed out to me, it is the default nature of the command. What I finally figured out is that the default behavior of the "switchport port-security" command IS to lock-in a...