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Cisco 1721 and NATing multiple outside IP
wondering if it would be possible to assign an unused public IP in our range to the webcam server, and add that ip on the interface of the router? -
Cisco 1721 and NATing multiple outside IP
It's an actual server that has 8 cameras hooked to it. It has a software program that runs a webcam so it can viewable over the net. here is the config for the router: show config Using 1705 out of 29688 bytes ! version 12.2 service timestamps debug datetime msec service timestamps log... -
Cisco 1721 and NATing multiple outside IP
nope. it's using 3550, 4550, 5550, 4650, and a few others. I've forward all ports I can find that it's using and I still can't get the un/pw to authenticate. I even tried to forward a range of ports and it won't work. The router is also providing VPN site-to-site to our corp. office. If I... -
Cisco 1721 and NATing multiple outside IP
the webcam server is performing the authentification. -
Cisco 1721 and NATing multiple outside IP
This is something that sounds simple but is proving to be hard to find out how to implement. I have a 1721 on a T-1. The router is NATing the Serial IP to the 10.1.1.x computers on the inside network. we have 3 IP addresses in our ethernet range that we are not using. I have a webcam... -
2nd interface on PIX 515
We have a T-1 coming into a Cisco 2620 router, which goes to a PIX 515. we have a block of 30 IPs and are only using about 6 of them now. We want to setup a FTP server and a few other things, but keep it seperate from our network. So the firm that we outsource alot of our networking to...- RCanes
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PIX to PIX vpn tunnel troubleshooting
I would also like to know if there is any good monitoring tool that could help troubleshoot VPN problems on the PIX. we have 15 locations on a Site-to-site and several vpn clients that connect in.- RCanes
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