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Thanks for taking a look at this post. I want a hyperlink to open a https link (which works fine from IE desktop) however I receive the message "Unable to open https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. A security problem has occurred". Suggestions or link to help? Log file to examine? Thanks. Windows 2000...

Thanks guys. I feel I've done my due diligence now. Funny thing is, I called her back to inform her that the phone doen't exist and now she wants a proposal on a system. Looks like things are looking up!

Thanks for taking a look at this post. I have a customer that has been utilizing 4 line analog phones in a small office environment for years. They want to add 2 more analog trunks and share all 6 lines in a similar fashion with 6 line phones. Seems like an easy request but I'm having...

Thanks for taking a look at this post. Someone else was experimenting with this router prior to me inheriting it and it's issues. I've looked through this 2600 but am unable to determine how to rid it of this continuously occuring messsage. Can someone furnish a link or suggestion on where to...

No responders on this one? Is this an obvious impossibility? 4DeanB

Thanks for reading this post. I'm trying to configure a 2610 (with 2 possible connection paths to the Internet, a primary T1 and a secondary DSL) to allow inbound and outbound traffic to/from an internal mail server. I understand the floating static route concept for outbound traffic, however...

Thanks for reading this post. I have a 2610 with S0/0 connected to a 1.5M frame-relay Internet T1 on a /30. The same provider gave us a /28 block of which the first usable is currently assigned to e0/0 and the second usable is set on the WAN side of a firewall/email appliance connected to...

I've run into an error that appears to be a very basic misunderstanding on my part. I have a 3620 with several subinterfaces running frame-relay point to point. Each subinterface has a unique 192.168.X.1 255.255.255.0 address. In an attempt to segment an existing network, I wanted to simply...

JimmyZ, Thanks for the reply. Primary concern is redundancy; zero down time. If one Provider goes to lunch, the other Provider will pick up the routes to our class C block inside both 2651XMs. ISP1 is "renting" us a Class C block. ISP1 also gave us a /26 block (as well as a /30 for...

Thanks for your response tschouten. I hear what you're saying and I considered the same issue. Each T1, including the dual T1 bundled MFR, is utilizing an external Adtran CSU/DSU. During the outage simulation, I powered off both Adtrans associated with the MFR so that both links would drop...

Is anyone using MFR with BGP? This is my first MFR installation and I'm having problems locating info. It's so new, it's not it my books. I had (2) 2651XMs multi-homed running BGP4 over 1 T1 per provider per router. We are migrating to a dual MFR, multi-homed, BGP4 configuration. I just...

Thanks for the prompt responses frenchie and jimmyz. Frenchie, you stated that removing dialer-list 1 will not prevent it from connecting inbound calls, but jimmyz, you say that I'd be better off modifying the Dialer0 config so that my 2651 recognizes the inbound remote callers. Is there a...

Hello People and thanks for taking a look at my post. I installed a 2651 with a channelized T1 PRI controller, configured as 23 ISDN channels. The remote 804s dial the PRI just fine and everyone was happy until the first phone bill arrived. It seems that the phone company gave the...

At small satellite offices that need a dedicated connection to a central Host office, and dial-up is just too slow, I commonly install a 128K ISDN circuit at the remote locations (No DSL or cable available. Telephone service is typically even new to the area) and VPN them into their Regional...

I'm looking for some info that will help clarify some basic configuration questions I have regarding setting up a Cisco VoIP network. For example and for simplicity, assume an Internet connected Cisco 1751 w/ a POTS telephone connected to a single port VIC at the Host location. In the field...