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Is there anyway that I can send snmp traps from hpov to another trap manager? I'd like to either send alarms from hpov and/or traps that hpov receives to another trap manager.

MRTG is the way to go, you can get just about anything done with it and its free, plus its web based so anyone can view it.

ip nat inside source tcp |private-ip| 25 |nat| 25 extendable

The logs will go where u tell it to go... console, buffer, syslog.

i have a couple basic questions... is there a fireall involved, and does the web server/router have a default route to get out to the internet.

u just trying to do ip route 1.1.1.1 255.255.255.255 10.10.10.1? thats a host route, and should work if thats what you are trying to do.

So what do you do when you connect a layer 3 switch with a layer 3 router. :)

so from 10.0.0.x you want to telnet to 170.10.10.1 and have it translate to 10.0.40.1? If thats the case, i think your nat outside/inside is backwards. I guess explain where you need to telnet to 170.10.10.1 from. Does the 10.0.0.x net have a route to 170.10.10.1 to the eth0 port? What are the...

when you say the interfaces dont show up, you mean as a interface serial x/x or as a controller card? Since its a integrated csu/dsu you have to configure the controller for the serial interfaces to show up. (u prb already know this, sorry if you do!) ex: controller T1 4/0/0 channel-group 0...

So the answer is... NO you dont need to do anything. stoney.

hope it helps ya, though I dont know about the encryption part, not sure what takes place first, encryption or qos. I would think encryption would take place first, therefore using qos in your config wont work since the router cant read the packet types. There is some qos stuff to do for tunnel...

If you do 2 dhcp servers, make sure the scopes dont overlap for the addies they give out. From what I rem, even win2k doesnt sync dhcp entries. As far as how which dhcp will know how to handle the request, its first come first serve when the client sends out a broadcast, which ever dhcp server...

Applying the queuing on your outside interface prioritizes outbound traffic, not inbound, including your ospf traffic (from what I rem you have to create a ext acl for routing protocols). I havent done this with ospf, but I do it currently with eigrp. Using the byte-count per queue is what...

do you have a pool of address you can nat that the isp will advertise for you? or do you want to nat all traffic from your lan to your serial interfaces ip address? either way, you need to add "ip nat outside" to your external interfaces, and "ip nat inside" to any internal...

so you are just tracing from one device to another on the same lan?? which should be 1 hop but showing 30? Are the hops the same ip addresses or all different? If you issue show standby on both routers that should give you info on the hsrp group, who is master and the last time it changed. stoney

Did write terminal do anything for you? Do you happen to have any spare flash/memory around? stoney

A basic way to do it would be to setup qos. Since the routers default is first in first out, ftp or other apps can cause problems like this. Setting up custom queuing would be a good start, putting primary needed protocols first like ospf, and putting less needed protocols last like ftp. Make...

good ? wannabe but show start wouldnt work if he wasnt in user mode though, at least it better not. Can you issue "dir system" and see if you get anything back. Also try using the command "write terminal", its supposed to be the same as sh run. Stoney.

Are you just wanting to setup extended acls to allow this specific traffic inbound? IF thats the case, i usually run the established command on the first acl, that allows anything internal to return if it was established from the inside, then add the permits to your server eq dns/www/mail. stoney

Is it the "session" thats dropping, or the circuit?? Are you graphing the circuit for the utilization of the 64k line? If not use mrtg to graph the input/output util of the circuit. stoney