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I think I get it now. so i should redirect my acl's to an input policy then use those classes. Knowing that my ISP does not take note of my markings, based on what i just read, i don't need to write anything on the packet itself, the class grouping should just work when i feed it into an...

Assuming your demarcation is at your site routers, your ip configuration already makes sense for the most part. As i said in my example. the network you are using for transit is probably just a vlan from your provider. so take your addresses 10.16.253.x and widen the mask from 252 to 248, or...

For what it's worth, my company runs on a MetroE provided by our Telco. We don't do any tunneling, although after reading what imbadatthis said, i might look into it. the routers at each location have a network local address on one side, and then all connect to the same Vlan on the other side...

I am not using an input policy nor DSCP. traffic matching is done Via ACL.

Are you able to ping the IP of the server you are trying ot map a drive to? if not, what does a trace route from a VPN client to the server yield.

I've run into problems setting the DNS and WIns entries on remote VPNs. I'd start by removing these and see what happens. Also the reference to open DNS from the VPN connection is probably not good.

In my network i've got an internet connection totaling 50Mbps for site to site across a dedicated line. i'm using traffic shaping to control congestion. right now we see that my servers policy, which is meant to reserve a certain bandwidth for server traffic under congestion is using this...

you've got 3 routes to that destination network. is your split tunnel setup to recognize the 10.0.55.0/24 network as an inside network?

i've had 3 Cisco 1252 AP's installed in one of my locations for some time using a single SSID. last week a request came through to setup a guest network for this site so i configured the Guest SSID, and have configured the three AP's, associated Vlanning, and Dot11 radio interfaces. Both the...

so recently, ok 6 months ago i tried to move our WLC 5508 into a different VLan. apparently this caused problems with AP's being able to join the Wireless infrastructure due to bug "CSCte01087" in which an AS access point when attempting to join CAPWAP will fail because of circumstances...

so what you're saying is if i change the management interface in the CLI (my preferred method anyway), there should be no disconnect with the access points. how do the access points know where their controller is once this is done. as i said, i did do this once before, and the access points...

I've got two Cisco wireless LAN Controllers. a 4402 and a 5508. we are restructuring our network, and i'm trying to figure out the best way to change the management, and ap manager interfaces to a different vlan. I've tried simply changing their addresses, which did not work. anyone have any...

I made some progress on this this afternoon after bumping my post. i was actively monitoring my nat translations while testing emails. what i found is that although I was able to successfully do what i wanted using the packet trace built into the ASDM my static nat translation was not working...

bump for good luck

would a Cisco ASA being acting as an SMTP relay without being configured to do so? that could be my issue. the specifics are like this. OUtside interface on the firewall = 10.10.10.10/29. during a reverse path check this address shows up as the source address for the email and fails the...

appreciate the feedback. I was not able to find any tools for these devices, so I've ordered a replacement.

so I've got an access point that is not under smartnet and is having a DRAM failure on boot up. (triple red light). i can console in, but when i try to manually boot it decompresses the IOS and then hangs on executing. Anyone know of a way to repair this without involving Cisco, or having to...

I've checked with the spam filter manufacturer, and their response was that the spam filter is only aware of it's own IP address, and that the header receives it's source address based on the address the recipient sees. in this case out firewalls external interface. however the firewall has a...

I've been banging my head against this for some time now. basically I've got an exchange 2003 server inside my network that goes through the firewall to the DMZ where the inbound and outbound mail hits a spam filtering appliance, the mail should then go from that spam filtering appliance out...

Thank you for the response. we did figure it out though. as it ends up the gun has a settings foe the regulatory domain using 801.11d. by disabling support for this protocol on the guns wireless configuration we were able to connect without issue. I'm assuming there is somewhere in the AP...