Wireless router on different Subnet
Here’s what I’ve got. 2 internet connections router 1: 192.168.10.1 router 2: 192.168.11.1 bothe connect to a load balancer at 192.168.254.254 SBS server acting as DHCP on the 192.168.254.X scope router 1 is a wireless router (netgear WGR614v9) When i try and connect to the wireless, i cant get an IP/Connection. I presume this is [...]

Answer Question   |  August 30, 2012  12:25 PM
DHCP, Netgear WGR614, Network Configuration, Subnets, Wireless, Wireless network management, Wireless networking, Wireless routers

redundancy between two mpls link
We have two different mpls link from two different service provider.one primary link and one back up link. routing protocol are using EIGRP and BGP between them.we want  to configure  redundancy between two link , if one link goes down , second link automatic take route. please suggest me how to configure routing.

Answer Question   |  May 22, 2011  10:21 PM
Cisco Certified Network Professional, Cisco networks, MPLS, Network Configuration

accessing the internet
i have 125 computers and want to run TCP/IP and access the internet. Im only assigned 4 public IP addresses and decide to assing the computers addresses in the range of 172.16.1.1/16 to 172.16.1.125/16. I would like to know wat else is suggested to allow thes computers to acces the internet?

Answer Question   |  October 19, 2009  11:03 PM
Internet connectivity, IP addressing, Network Configuration

WSUS upstream/downstream replica infrastructure
Hello, I’m setting up WSUS on our network to manage our updates. I’ve chosen to use the remote client setup for all our WSUS site servers, that way if anyone travels in between sites they’ll be able to pull updates from the local WSUS server. I’ve setup the HOST records in DNS and have one [...]

Answer Question   |  September 6, 2011  3:31 PM
DNS Records, Network Configuration, WSUS 3.0

One of my computers keeps getting an IP Conflict message.
One of my computers keeps getting an IP Conflict message. the way I have this machine hooked up goes as follow. network>>switch>>4 Workstaions

Answer Question   |  October 6, 2009  7:27 PM
DHCP, IP configuration, IP Conflict, Network Configuration

Making a WAN
Hi, I would like to know the best way to setup a WAN. We have 4 small companies and one main Head quarter.  2 companies are in one city and 2 are in another city. Below is the detail on what each site has. HQ(head quarter)- HP Mail Server (HP ML350) - Win 2003 Server + Exchange [...]

Answer Question   |  September 30, 2009  10:56 AM
Exchange 2003, Network Configuration, SQL Server 2000, WAN, WAN design, WAN hardware, WAN technologies, Windows Server 2003

How to configure ISDN on Cisco Router 1700 Series through BSNL Line
How to configure ISDN on Cisco Router 1700 Series through BSNL Line

Answer Question   |  August 10, 2010  5:06 AM
BSNL, Cisco 1700, Cisco Routers, ISDN, Network Configuration

main network topology
Hi, I am designing a network to a medium company with around 50 workstations. company has 4 departments. this company is goin to open a branch office in a nearby country. the branch needs to access the inventory system in the main office. what my thought on designing this network is to have 4 Gigabit [...]

Answer Question   |  September 9, 2009  2:19 AM
Network Configuration, Network management, Network Topology

2 dhcp server 1 dsl router
Hello, how can I setup 2 dhcp server with switch each and 1 dsl router and both can get internet connections

Answer Question   |  September 2, 2009  5:18 AM
DHCP, DSL, Network Configuration, Network Topology

Whathat is the best configuration of system for using ISA for about 60client systems
Please some one give a best suggetion for the configuring ISA 2005 with server2003 OS. which we have 4Mbps internet,100Mbps switch,and 60 client systems.Its urgent

Answer Question   |  July 15, 2009  6:15 AM
ISA 2005, Network Configuration, Windows Server 2003

Adding static route on Windows PC from different network segment between known routers
Network looks something like this: PC (10.65.68.100) —- Router (10.65.68.1/10.65.67.1) — Router (10.65.67.67) — Destination (10.0.1.100) I use something like this: route -p add 10.0.1.00 mask 255.255.255.0 10.65.67.67 My router knows the way to 10.65.67.67, as evidenced by my ability to ping it. I tried adding metric 2 and metric 3 as well. If I [...]

Answer Question   |  June 11, 2009  3:22 PM
Microsoft Windows, Network Configuration, Networking, Routers, Routing, Static Routes, Static Routing

Network configuration
hi, i am the IT administrator in my office…it is a new organization and we’re into service delivery of a software that can back all data on your phone. now, we dont have a network yet and our staff strength is 8 people which includes the CEO,Fin mgr,admin mgr,HOD IT and 3 customer service operative. [...]

Answer Question   |  June 4, 2009  12:53 PM
Network Configuration, Network configuration management, Network Topology

If my network’s configured incorrectly, how are my computers communicating?
I have a question regarding communication within a local network. Please correct me If I am wrong: If there are two computers in a local network, Computer (A) and Computer(B), and if (A) wants to communicate with (B) or vice versa, then the request first strikes the router’s LAN interface, right? My question is that [...]

Answer Question   |  June 8, 2009  1:09 PM
IP address, IP address conflicts, LAN, Local area networks, Network Configuration, Network design, Network hardware, Networking, Router IP address, Routers, Routing and switching

how does channel length affect patch cord length?
I need to install a 10/100 base Ethernet switch into a rather small cabinet. I read in a previous discussion that the minimum length for a CAT5e patch cable is 2.5m, which will make the install look untidy. If I use a CAT6 or CAT6a cable what will the minimum length have to be?

Answer Question   |  December 16, 2011  8:05 PM
10/100 base Ethernet switch, CAT 6, CAT 6a, Ethernet switching, Network Configuration, Networking, Patch cords

Router configured one hop from PC with default gateway as IP address
What would happen and what would be the flow if I configured a PC with the default gateway as an IP address of the router that is one hop away — that means, I have one more router in between?

Answer Question   |  February 10, 2009  4:29 PM
Default gateway, IP address, IP addressing, Network Configuration, Networking, PC, Router configuration, Routers, Routing and switching, Routing protocols

lost wireless network
I had a wireless network set up, but lost internet conecntion to both my desktop and laptop. I hit the reset button on my westell box, and regained internet access on the desktop. However, my wireless network is no longer showing up as an availble network. (I can still see my neighbors, etc.) What did [...]

Answer Question   |  December 30, 2008  4:43 AM
Network Configuration, Network connectivity, Remote access, Wireless Access Points

I need to add IP addresses
I use a pair of HP Procurve 2824 and a pair of 2650 switches and I think I want them to pass all data through without filtering. I also need to make my Windows 2000 Server share a wider range of IP addresses, since I’ve depleted my entire supply. The Server is currently via DHCP [...]

Answer Question   |  December 12, 2008  10:12 PM
DHCP, Dual NICs, HP ProCurve 2824, HP switches, Network Configuration, NIC, Switches, Windows 2000 Server

configuring two adsl2+ line on cisco router1841
I have cisco router 1841 with one adsl2+ connected to it, i need to connect another adsl2+ line to this router for the purpose of load balancing, i am using statiic ip routing, t Could you please let me know the complete configuration to attach new adsl2+ line to this router, As i am at [...]

Answer Question   |  November 26, 2008  8:04 PM
ADSL2+, Cisco, Cisco 1841, Cisco Routers, Network Configuration

DHCP Over VPN Win2K3
I have successfully set up my Windows 2k3 DHCP server on my local network. There’s no domain, so everything is set up in a workgroup. I only need the server for laptops that travel between our home office where the server works, and our remote office, where none of the laptops are picking up their [...]

Answer Question   |  November 20, 2008  4:52 PM
DHCP, DHCP over VPN, Network Configuration, Remote access, Remote desktop, VPN, VPN Tunnel, Windows 2003 DHCP Server, Windows Server 2003

ad hoc networking
how to configure an ad-hoc networking

Answer Question   |  July 24, 2008  7:12 AM
Ad-hoc networking, Network Configuration, Wireless networks