Hi everybody.
My question is actually pretty simple. I have 2 ISP's at my home ( both with static ip ).
I would like to connect both of them to one unmanaged switch and connect my PC also.
I would like if I configure my PC with the ip provided by ISP #1, for the switch to know that and direct trafic to ISP #1, and ignore the cable from the ISP #2, and vice versa, if I configure my PC with the IP from the ISP #2 to direct trafic to the second ISP and ignore the first one.
Will this work or not ?
Good morning,
In the company I work in, we use alot of 4G routers for our external sites (so construction sites can have the internet). However is there any website/software which we can use to monitor and administrate these routers?
All of the routers run from a 4G sim card so aren't linked to our domain.
The routers we use are TP-Link MR6400
Much appreciated for your suggestions.
I have a hotpsot using Mikrotik Router, I am using a me.domain.com as a login page, I want to use login.domain.com as my login page so that when user try to visit login.domain.com they will not be able to access it because the real domain is me.domain.com
I have a hotpsot using Mikrotik Router, I am using a me.domain.com as a login page, I want to use login.domain.com as my login page so that when user try to visit login.domain.com they will not be able to access it because the real domain is me.domain.com
Hi all.
Just after a quick show of hands, preferably from networking 'experts' or solution providers.
When deploying a new VOIP environment, we'll be deploying POE devices (which is new) and the recommendation from everyone we've spoken to, which includes networking consultants, is to run a single cable to the desk, and use the switch in the VOIP handset to tail off to the laptop/PC.
They've all assured us that with VLANs and decent switches, you will never suffer any degradation in performance, as the VOIP handset bandwidth is so minimal.
Aside from the simplicity of 1 device, 1 cable - is there any reason not to go with single cables to desks?
Thanks in advance. Alan
We keep getting alerts that utilization to one of our sites in our mpls cloud is over 80% and have decided that Rate Limiting is the solution we want to use to resolve the issue. Using netflow we have confirmed who the source is that is sending traffic to the site as well as the host at the site receiving the traffic. We also confirmed the traffic is for legit purposes as one server in our main data center is delivering the traffic (lets not get into that any further). Since the over utilization of the circuit has become a trend & the traffic has been classified as legit where should I configure the rate limiting? Having never done this before I have 2 options in mind but not sure which is best. Since I manage all routers in the scenario, option one would be to configure rate limiting on the source router (the site sending tons of...
Hello everyone,I've been working with Windows Server environments for the last 10 years professionally, certified MCSA/E 2008R2 and 2012 + CCNA, but when dealing with deployment of Windows Server 2016 after a fire... I am having some issues with getting everything going back as smoothly as it should. We decided to recover what data we could and move forward with all new equipment... which means Windows Server 2016 across the entire forest. Hurrah...We have a small business with about 50 users in a single building, with several satellite users across the country which connect via VPN to access internal resources such as a accounting spreadsheets and a front end SQL Program to interface with a server nestled away behind an additional DMZ. Modem UBEE (Straight Bridge, no NAT or additional scripts)Route Cisco RV325 (Gateway Mode, DHCP...
Hello,
I'm designing a new ISP install and have decided to have the ISP handoff go to a L2 switch, then the L2 switch to a firewall, then to the core L3 switch. I would like some advice on the configuration.
The ISP router to the L2 switch will be the "outside vlan" on the switch. On the same "outside vlan" my outside interface on the firewall will be connected to that. The firewall inside interface will be connected to the L3 core switch.
The port on the ISP router that's handed off to me and the outside interface on my firewall will be in the same subnet (L2 switch in the middle) and the firewall's inside interface and core L3 switch will be a routed interface in its own vlan.
Management interface vlan on the L2 switch connected to my L3 switch so I can access the L2 switch from inside.
Any suggestions\recommendations or advice on the...
Is it possible to tether an iPhone to a PC by using a USB cable to share the PC's internet connection with the iPhone?
I've been scouring the interwebs for a solution and there are articles out there that claim to have achieved this but I haven't been able to make any of those solutions work.
Has anyone here successfully achieved this?
The PC is Windows 7 on Ethernet connection.
iPhone 8 iOS 11.4.1.
Hi,
i cannot access a network share from my win 10 laptop.
when i try to access the share via another persons laptop it works fine.
I can access the share via IP but cannot access via name.
net use * \\sharename gives error 53
ping sharename works fine
Is there any update i need to install on my laptop to get this working.
When I try to telnet to particular IP PORT via command line after I hit enter everything disappears from command line and all I see is black screen. I don’t see and messages such As host doesn’t exist, rejected etc.
Can anyone suggest why’re blanks out like that?
Hello,
I'm fighting with the HP ProCure 2610 switches (L2 +static) for few days already.
What I'm trying to achieve is to have 3 Vlan's (Data, Voice, Management), and there is another 3 switches connected to it.
Main SW config:
; J9087A Configuration Editor; Created on release #R.11.107
hostname "V_SW_1"
ip default-gateway 192.168.100.1
timesync sntp
snmp-server community "public" Unrestricted
vlan 1
name "Data"
forbid 1-28
no ip address
no untagged 1-28
exit
vlan 2
name "Voice"
forbid 3
untagged 1-2,4-28
no ip address
ip helper-address 10.150.1.3
voice
exit
vlan 100
name "Management"
forbid 1-2,4-25,27-28
untagged 3
ip address 192.168.100.250 255.255.255.0
tagged 26
exit
spanning-tree
password manager
password operator
Management interface has an IP assigned to it so I can access switch over management Vlan, but I cannot access any other switch...
Hello everyone,
I'm using microsoft flow to monitor an ftp directory , when a file is uploaded or modifed the flow works to upload it on google drive and then extract it to a specified folder on drive, but the problem is when Flow copies files to Google Drive ( via create file ), the file size differs slightly and the files are currently unreadable from drive!
This is a screenshot of my flow configuration :
If anyone can help , i would be so thankfull!
cheers
Hi Everyone
So i'm new in GNS3 Emulator, and i want to know some basics before using it, how it works ?
also i want to know if GNS3 meet my need.
what i need is : - having GNS3 (physical or VM) that would take charge of emulating
- having each device (ASA, Router, Switch .....) as a VM in order to have full control on interfaces
is this even possible cuz i'm kinda confused about using IOS images
please give me some advises
A client of mine is sub-leasing a part of their office to a 3rd party company. This 3rd party company plans to use the currently available Internet in the office. There is only 1 network jack on the wall where this person will sit.
I want to segmentthem from the main network so they can't access any servers or information. I could use VLAN, but I'm a little concerned about the security issues that surround VLAN (MAC and ARP attacks, VLAN hopping). The person leasing this office space is a lawyer. I have some reasonable expectation that this user isn't intending on infiltrating the company to hack them and steal their information (he's a friend of the CEO who just needs some office space to see his clients and such). But, I can't/won't let my guard down (I have to keep an eye on everyone, even the execs).
So, aside from the security...
I am setting up a backup connection to my firewall. This connection will almost never be used as our ISP is very reliable. However, there have been issues (typically acts of god or nature) that have interrupted us at times.
So we have a FiOS business connection ready to be hooked up and they set it up with a router. It's the same type of router used in homes. The proper thing would be to just get rid of it and go directly into the available port in my firewall and configure it as a backup. However, while I have had it sitting here without the time to configure it as a backup it has been very convenient having an second pipe to the internet to use when testing and troubleshooting.
I'm wondering if I can keep the router in place and run the firewall through it. The first thing that jumped to my mind is A) double-nat'ing which I would want...
On the Sonicwall I created 2 Zones (Corp Wireless and Guest Wireless) for interface X0-V253 and X0-V254. Created DHCP range for both VLAN's. Created Access rules for both VLAN subnets.
There Dell PoE switch is complete on VLAN1 and port 48 is trunked to the sonicwall. The Unifi Access Points are connected to a Dell PoE swtich (port 1/2/3) and the Dell swtich (port 48) in connected to Sonicwall (port X4). Port X4 of the sonicwall is configured as Portsheild to X0
On the Unifi Controller If I configure the SSID on a default VLAN the users can connect to the SSID gets an IP from 192.168.25.0 subnet and it works fine. But if I change the SSID VLAN to 253 or 254, the users won't get an IP.
Can anyone help me out in get the VLAN working for the Access...
I have 3 Unifi Access Points but they are unable to route VLAN 254 and VLAN 253 traffic.
On the frewall I created 2 Zones (Corp Wireless and Guest Wireless) for interface X0-V253 and X0-V254. Created DHCP range for both VLAN's. Created Access rules for both VLAN subnets.
The Dell PoE switch is complete VLAN 1. Port 48 is trunked to X4 of sonicwall. The Access Points are connected to a Dell PoE swtich (port 1/2/3) and the Dell swtich (port 48) is connected to Sonicwall (port X4). Port X4 of the sonicwall is configured as Portsheild to X0
On the Unifi Controller If I configure the SSID on a default VLAN the user can connect to SSID gets an IP from 192.168.25.0 subnet and it works fine. But if I change the SSID VLAN to 253 or 254, the users won't get an IP.
Can anyone help me out in figuring out what am I missing here? Let me know if you need...
Adding a second modem to extend range of wifi
I have disabled DHCP on the second modem
The first one's address is 192.168.1.1
If the range of address is 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.50
Do I give the second modem an ip outside of that range or maybe to last ip in that range
Thanks
Rick
I have 3 TP-LINK AP's. Two TL-WA801ND and one TL-WA901ND
My internet gateway (router) is VTECH NB-403 and it has Wireless service.
My goal is to support WIFI coverage to all the area
All the TP devices are connected to the router.
The gateway delivers IP by DHCP. The range is (10.0.0.1 to 10.0.0.199). The router has a static IP 10.0.0.138.
I have installed all of the AP's as AP mode.
I gave every device a static IP (10.0.0.200, 10.0.0.201, 10.0.0.202)
I disabled DHCP service in all of TP devices so the client can receive its IP from the VTECH router.
I gave all the AP and the router the same SSID and password to enable and to facilitate roaming from space to another.
Initially, at the installation, process clients could connect the closest AP and take received IP and there was an internet connection. Everything was good
At some...
