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I don't see the DHCP discover making it to the server.
I also don't see the RADIUS packets on the switch? Is it somewhere else in the log?
Are you sure the client is getting authenticated correctly? Is there logs from the RADIUS service seeing the authentication request?
I'm pretty...
It sounds like you already have it ready to go.
Any gigabit switch can be used. Just use one port as an uplink to your wireless router. This is essentially extending your layer 2 network to those 5 computers. Look for an 8-port one, in case of expandability and for the 5 port ones you have to...
There are usually 2 things that can go wrong in these scenario's . Routing or NAT.
Since we are using a single static route we can check routing by seeing if we can ping the next hop and some internet site like 4.2.2.2. Try using the next hop address instead of the interface.
If that is...
If you want to limit the bandwidth on the router for specific hosts or services you will need QoS which it doesn't look like this router has.
There are some routers where you can install a new firmware called DD-WRT which has QoS functionality. The list of supported routers is here...
When router companies advertise that they have a firewall it's most likely just NAT on the router which is acting like a firewall.
NAT allows any inside connections to anywhere to the outside. But it doesn't allow outside connections to your internal network(by default)
If you are trying...
VRF's are typically used in a MPLS Service Provider device.
It sounds like you needed to accomplish failover and someone just mentioned vrf.
A VRF allows you to have multiple routing tables on the same router. A provider does this to allow multiple customer to have overlapping networks...
What makes you think your getting DoS'd?
Are you seeing high CPU during that period?
Do you have at least some sort of ACL inbound on your WAN/Internet interface?
You would need to know the IP address of attacker to be able to do anything. You can put a deny ip any any for now until you...
Are you referring to MPLS VPN?
Are you trying to configure a PE or P device?
Are you acting as a provider?
Are you only concerned about vrf-lite?
What kinda of Cisco device is it?
What have you implemented?
What is working and what are you trying to get to work?
-John
It sounds like a bad connection from your ISP.
Can you keep a continuous ping to your next hop?
Can you keep a continuous ping to somewhere out on the internet?
Once you lose your connection again check both pings. If either of those are failing then your provider could be dropping...
I'm setting up a new home theater I decided to go with AudioEngine 5 as my fronts and a Yamaha HTR-6040 as my receiver.
Audioengine 5:
http://audioengineusa.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=77&osCsid=e026db0232e3dfdc75062e37c9c72ea9
Yamaha HTR-6040...
Does the failover work with the encryption turned off?
When you say VRF with Tunnel Protection do you mean MPLS TE? If so have you tried to reoptimize?
I had my T60 dual booting Ubuntu and Windows XP. I want to get rid of the ubuntu install so I removed the partitions associated with it.
Now when I reboot I get the GRUB errror 17.
I know I need to rewrite the MBR. Here's the problem. The HD is SATA and none of my bootable CD's reconize...