I want to block only web protocols to our web servers. It needs http
and ssl only and I want to use access-lists. I changed the real IP
addresses. This is what I tried:
webserver address is 10.0.0.59

I have two 4500s connected via trunk ports (gig copper).
If more than one trunk port is connected between the two switches at one
time, is this "bad"?  Does it cause any confusion or does it split
traffic similar to etherchannel?

When I type "debug fixup udp" nothing happens. I also typed "term mon" and
that didn't do anything either. What commands do I use to find out why the
PIX is dropping/destroying packets that are destined for 1 specific router
that is not listed in the acl.

We bought a used 4840G Catalyst Load Balancing Switch.
We would like to use it to connect (load balance) to several windows
2003 servers running Internet Information Server.
In reading cisco docs, i see there are two approaches, HTTP Probes,

I've got a cisco 1721 router (64 Mb RAM) that should connect to internet
around
200 windows PC in a single network segment (internal IPs are
10.155.254.0/24).

Is the answer one for the MPLS core, and one per VRF? Or is it simply
one? (CCIE written exam question)
TestKing and Boson differ on this one!
Many thanks,

I wish to allow only one IP address  of the site A, to dial up via a cisco
3640 a distant site (cisco 1600)B.
all the hosts of B can mount (via the 1600) the link between A and B..
Is it possible ?

I've initially configured my 836 using the webinterface for regular DSL connection in Germany. It works like a charm, so no complaints there. However, being at least marginally literal (and a little more, perhaps) in IOS CLI, I intend to update the config manually.
No I've found ...

want to know if the following might be possible...
192.168.21.x/24)clientAsite------(192.168.21.1)pix(82.211.144.54)-----(2mb
sdsl)-------wwww----------(2mb
sdsl)---(82.211.172.23)cisco828(???)-------(???)pix(192.168.0.1)--------clie

I have configured a linux syslog server for cisco products.
I would like to know how I can separate the logging for different network devices ?
E.g I want to config the syslog server, so it will log like to following:
1.  local7.debug.pix515E#1   /var/log/pix/pix01

How do I get it, which kron me every 5 minutes a
"clear host *" implements?
Knut sends
kind regards

Am I right in thinking that a PIX won't send a reply packet in an
established session through the interface it first appeared on, if the
default route pointed to a gateway on a different interface?
E.g. in a network

Cisco newbie.  My ZyXel ISDN Prestige 100IH torched a transistor.  I
had both a Cisco 766 and 776 in my possession.  Cannot get DSL or
cable where I live.  Best speed is ISDN.
Cannot get either Cisco to login to ISP.  Both will dial, certain

I have 3-routers that are directly connected to each other.  Here is
an example drawing of the connectivity.  One ethernet from RTRA to
RTRB and one ethernet from RTRB to RTRC.
RTRA----RTRB----RTRC

Is there a way to secure a port down to a single MAC address? This is
on a Catalyst 4006 with IOS 11.
Rich Friedel
The Hartford Omni Auto Plan