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I’m having some problems setting up my new DrayTek 2830. The problem is my old Billion router was on its way out as it kept dropping its connection. Now the Billion router would talk to a Cisco router via rip. The Cisco router routes between 192.168.2.0 to 192.168.10, 20 and 30 subnets. This...

Thanks for the suggestions I'll look at them tomorrow

The IT the company I work for is migrating 1 of our clients email from the local exchange server to Office 365 and SharePoint on the cloud. We are in the process of moving all there public folders to the new SharePoint. However, in the folder structure there is about 100 items or folders each...

About 2 months ago I bought a Cisco 2509-RJ access server to work on my lab routers and was working fine. Today I turned it on and half way through booting up it seems to freeze. I can only find one instance of this happing to someone ells on a different forum but they never said how they...

Pings to 192.168.1.1 fail The Billion router is seeing the correct RIP routes and are both pretty much the same

Well I've made progress. When a device on subnet 192.168.2.0/24 pings the ASA pings are successful but that's where the success stops. Still on subnet 192.168.2.0/24 when I try to ping the outside interface and beyond pings fail and it's the same story on any other subnet I've attached the...

I can ping from the 1841 to the ASA inside address (192.168.2.1) and from the ASA to all the sub interfaces on the 1841. However on 1841 and ASA when I ping the ASA outside address (192.168.1.2) or the Billion 192.168.1.1 the pings fail

I can ping any address on the inside but, as seen as I try to ping addresses on the outside and or 8.8.8.8, bbc.co.uk it starts to fail. I think it's my access rules but I'm not sure what.

I tried what you suggested but i still can't seem to figure out why i can't get internet access when the ASA is running. I'm pretty sure it's something simple but i can't see it for looking. I've attached both the ASA and the 1841 running configs. The Billion router is running NAT and RIP...

Thanks for the advice I'll give it ago this weekend

I've been trying to configure a cisco ASA 5505 for my home network but I'm not having much joy with it. I've looked at countless guides, tutorials and followed the ASA setup wizard in ASDM. Could someone look at my config and shed some light on where I'm going wrong? Note The Cisco 1841 is...

Essentially yes. encrypt all my traffic on a laptop and when traffic hits by router, does a U-turn and goes out from there without encryption.

sorry I forgot to say i have 8 static public IP addresses available from my isp

essentially I'd like someone to recommend me a book on vpn pass-through preferably from Cisco so that I can configure it myself on my Cisco 1841 or a guide on a blog post etc.

yeah sorry that is a bit to easy but thanks anyway. It's really just a technical exercise/project.

I would like to set up a VPN connection so that I can secure my traffic when I’m using open public Wi-Fi I think this is called a VPN passthrough but I can’t find any reference to this in the Cisco books I’ve looked at. Could someone advise me on the best most flexible VPN connection to do...

thanks for your suggestions much appreciated

I recently started at an IT support company and part of my remit is to review the company’s network monitoring system, packetTrap. This software reports very well on network performance but the operations manager doesn’t like the reports it produces for security logs. Some security log reports...

brilliant it all works now, I can get internet access on any pc on any vlan. Thanks for your time and suggestions, much appreciated :D

pinging 8.8.8.8 fails, tried pinging the bbc IP address but that failed