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Right. The external SIP server sits somewhere listening on 5060 (in your case) and you can connect from multiple sources, as long as you either have different accounts or they allow multiple logins.

As long as they can get unique IP addresses they should work. SIP port has nothing to do with it as it is on the remote server.

Please make sure there is no forwarder configured.

Because you do not have enough room on the volume group. Increase the underlying VG and then try again.

Yes, it is, provided that the VLAN with the DHCP server is in the trunk that interconnects the switches. Please note that one of the links will be suspended by STP to avoid bridge loops, since you have more than one path to each switch. That's OK, since it will work as a redundant link and will...

Pay an IBM partner to do that. It's not a lot of money.

What's wrong with that? It gives you 4 IPv4 and 4 IPv6 addresses. It's resolving alright.

Intriguing!

Hello Sparrow4, 1. If you have the domain registered, the registrar will have DNS services. 2. I do not know what country you reside in. In the US I'd try CheapSSLSecurity.com If the VPN services are already configured and working then no, you won't need to configure anything on the ASA...

I assume that the IP address is just an example, as it is not routable on the Internet. 1. Get an external DNS and point to the IP address, i.e. vpn2.mycompany.net would resolve to <ip address of the anyconnect firewall> 2. Obtain an SSL certificate for vpn2.mycompany.net (example!) and install...

The sad thing is, my punch card is from the deck that I made myself in the late 70's. Puts things in perspective, doesn't it?

I have a few floppy disks and a punch card from 1970s

Not sure about ftpd options on AIX. You could run tcpdump and capture the traffic. That would be somewhat involved though.

Find out who was assigned the user ID: hci and you will know who has the wrong password. From: Jan 18 15:35:24 u111t0002 daemon:debug ftpd[39059688]: command: USER hci^M

It is not appropriate to ask for software you are not licensed to have.

LukeyLuke - I posted the solution. This is how you do that. Is there anything wrong with the proposal?

There are so many resources on the Internet that would give you basic ideas of what those are. Your question is so basic that it is impossible to answer it briefly without writing a small paper on how things work. The question also demonstrates absolute lack of effort to gain knowledge on your...

No need for that kind of pie. Get a nice (insert your choice) pie! Speaking of the installs. Out of the box "new installs" of Windows machines will have ICMP blocked. So go to the Windows Firewall and allow ICMP echo from the subnet that you are originating your "pings".

Can you ping them by IP addresses? If you can then DNS is not to blame. The hosts could be running local firewalls that prohibit ICMP pings.

Missed the $ORIGIN. Copy the below. I added the MX record for demonstration purposes. Replace/remove it. If you keep it, add the A record. $TTL 86400 @ IN SOA ns1.domain.com. admin.domain.com. ( 2020042601 ; serial number YYMMDDNN...