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No sure if anyone has played around with heartbeat but... I was able to get heartbeat working over same subnet, but is there a solution to get it working with each node on a separate network?. layout.. have vip as 192.168.1.1.. apache server 1 192.168.1.2 apache server 2 172.16..0.1

I have been banging my head against a wall on this one.. I setup a ssl vpn asa 6.4 and my remote user connects via cisco anywhere client, but when it connected the user loses internet and cannot ping anything not even on remote side. I did research and i tried nat acl , but i just can figure...

Guys , I have a few users that when i plug their machines spanning tree (or i think its spanning tree) is putting the port in blocking state. when i turn on portfast it obviously works. I ran a debug all on the port and below is what i get . I have no idea why this is happening. its just a pc...

I just tried adding login local, but i dont see it .. all i see is "login authentication default" and that did not work?

Telcoguy, thanks for response . I was lazy of removing the hash. but i did add more numbers and letters in each of them for that reason. As for removing removing the aaa bits? I thought that is needed so i can login via telnet/ssh? I dont want to lock myself out

I created a new user ( config below) that i want only priv level to be active on ssh login But when i ssh into box the user has 15 or 1. When i remove pri 15 in vty 0 15 then admin is asked for en password. how to i make it so when admin logs in it has 15 and when user jes logs in get 5...

current setup 100mbps data line ip nw 1.1.1.1/27 ( for argument sake) very simple cisco 1800 provided by ISP Scenario: I'm getting a another 100mbps line for fail-over/ HA . the ISP is giving me 2.2.2.2/30 & 3.3.3.3/29 how do i attached a file in this post?

sorry i cant upload the pic, i dont see an option here and i dont have a web linki can attach it to. i'll see what eles i can do

Hello Burtsbees, thanks for the reply. its the same ip. here my issues, i'll explain this this a little better. Ok so this is what the new setup is going to look like,but I'm not sure how to set it up to ensure my tunnels don't drop if i loose a router and most of all i need my gw ip to stay...

current setup 100mbps data line ip nw 1.1.1.1/27 ( for argument sake) very simple cisco 1800 provided by ISP Scenario: i'm getting a another 100mbps line for fail-over/ HA . the ISP is giving me 2.2.2.2/30 & 3.3.3.3/29 Problem/Question: If i do this i will have to get two cisco 2900's...

Vince, Thanks for the response. I'm sorry but when i meant cheaper i was was thinking a cheaper cisco router, like 2851.

Guys, I'm looking to buy two ISR cisco router as my gateway to my ISP. I have a fiber 100mbps service. Basically the ISP is going to supply the pipe and I'm going to setup the router. I say router for redundancy , I'm going to setup HSRP . I was looking at the 2911 because the pps is more then...

I already created the design and plan on using 2960x in a flex stack For all the servers and then trunk that to the core. Sounds good?

Stubnski, Thanks for the reply. I figured you were going to say something like that. I just want to ensure i use good practice as my nw gets bigger.

Guys, So i think I'm stating to understand more about proper network design. So if i have this right.So basically it's recommend to only plug access switches ( workstations and servers) into distro switches and distro switches into core switches for reduncancy?. or if you have a small network...