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Thanks in advance for your assistance. I have an MICS with 7.0 software. When I program the OLI to be a ten-digit 800 number for my call center phones they are unable to complete a call on the outgoing PRI-A line pool. They receive a dialtone and are able to dial the outgoing number but then...

The VPN router is provided by a 3rd party security company and there is one at every branch office. Unfortunately that has to stay. So I am open to suggestions with how to tie both routers into the LAN using the Internet T-1

We would trash the DSL and separate the traffic in the 1841

Burtsbees, thanks for your help - Corp HQ wants to move their VPN router to our existing T-1 circuit so that both routers would be on the same Internet t-1. We can assign the VPN router it's own public IP address. The VPN router is a Cisco Corp envisions the following diagram: Internet ---...

Thanks in advance for your suggestions. We are a branch office with a Cisco 1841 router connected to the Internet T-1 with an internal IP scheme of 10.0.0.0. We also have a Cisco VPN router on a DSL circuit with an internal IP scheme of 10.1.1.0. These networks are currently separate and if a...

Thanks in advance for your wisdom! I have an 0x32 with 6.1 software. I have a client who has a customer service hunt group and wants to overflow calls not answered after 4 rings to an external answering service. Suggestions? Deborah

I have made some changes based on all suggestions, and it works!! Thanks for all of your input and sticking with me. fyi here is the current config : ip name-server 207.230.75.34 ip name-server 207.230.75.50 ! no ip bootp server ! ! ! ! interface Loopback0 no ip address ! interface...

Burt - Yes the 97.xxx.xxx.xxx is the public static ip address we have been assigned. We have a block of 32. Deltacom sales told me that 97.xxx.xxx.129 is our gateway and first public is .130 Deltacom sent me this configuration and that is why it is done this way. Should the ethernet 0/0...

That is the Deltacom ISP gateway IP. Do I have something backwards?

Sorry - when I cleaned up the text to hide my IP addresses I must have mixed it up. Here is the interface config: interface Ethernet0/0 description internal 1ix network ip address 10.xxx.xxx.1 255.255.255.0 secondary ip address 97.xxx.xxx.129 255.255.255.224 ip access-group Outbound-Rules...

We have a t-1 from our ISP that comes right from the smartjack and plugs into the csu/dsu wic (i am calling that Serial 0/0) Then I have a cable plugged into ethernet0/0 and connected to our internal network via a switch. The ISP's gateway is 10.4.xx.161 - Do I have it setup backwards? I...

Thanks for your replies. When I put the statement 'ip nat outside' on the s0/0 I can't ping out at all. I also removed the Inbound Access Rules With the ip nat outside statement on s0/0.1 I can do the following: ix_colo#ping Protocol [ip]: Target IP address: 69.147.114.210 Repeat count [5]...

I can ping the ISP gateway and the nameservers. If i select the source interface as 10.1.1.1 I can ping but in general none of the clients can ping or surf external addresses. Here is the config - appreciate any suggestions boot-start-marker boot-end-marker ! logging buffered 4096 debugging...

Hi, I have a Pix router with five public IP addresses mapped to internal devices. I am tryiing to install a spam filter device in front of my Exchange mail server but because I only have 5 useable public IP addresses I would like to forward port 25 of the public ip 99.99.99.99 to the spam filter...

We are using a portable CD player to broadcast music on hold. The volume on the player is set to full but when you are put on hold the music is hardly heard. Any suggestions on how to turn up the input? I have the CD player interfaced to the MICS with a headphone jack that has been wired to...

Thanks for all your help - I opened up port 1104 and that enabled browsing - don't know why it's going out port 53 and coming in 1104? fonegirl

that worked: 6w1d: %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list 100 permitted udp 207.69.188.187(53) -> 65.82.34 .10(1104), 6 packets 1700# 6w1d: %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list 100 permitted udp 207.69.188.185(53) -> 65.82.34 .10(1104), 83 packets

well that could be the problem - this is a windows 2000 environment, no Unix server Any suggestions?

Thanks again for your help - I put the 'log' clause in but I am unsure of the command to show the log.

Well that fixed the browsing problem - How can I figure out what ports they are coming in on so I can be more restrictive. I was so frustrated with access-list 101 that I just threw it out and changed everything to 100.