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    Networking w/ Powerlines

    Thanks everyone for the responses. I have a wireless PC upstairs in our house, that has a radio scanner connected to the sound card in put. I have a Linksys USB wifi adapter, which connects to the WRT160N router in the office on the floor directly below. This scanner is providing the audio...
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    Networking w/ Powerlines

    Does anyone have experience with using the Powerline networking adapters that are currently on the market? I saw a statement that Gigabit ethernet adapters are the fastest type of NIC card you can get, with the exception of Wireless AC. Using these would definitely eliminate the wireless...
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    SSH to DMZ on ASA 5505

    I was able to create a smart tunnel and allow all TCP traffic from putty.exe into the tunnel. It's flawless now! The only other issue I am having is the fact that while I am at work, I am unable to browse to another website, while connected to the VPN and Tunnel. I know there is a feature...
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    SSH to DMZ on ASA 5505

    I use a portable version of Putty from a jump drive to SSH into the ASA without any issue. I am unable to SSH to the equipment in the DMZ. The routers are mostly 2500 series, with (2) 2950 switches, (1) 3550 switch, and (2) 1721 routers with the internal VPN cards built in. So most of...
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    SSH to DMZ on ASA 5505

    Here is my dilemma...I have a rack of Cisco equipment that I have been studying with, on my lunch breaks, but our IT department has cut access to Telnet. I completely understand why they did it, but the only reason I used it for so long was because the rack was placed in a DMZ, without any...
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    Unable to access DMZ from Internet

    After much digging in the configuration guides, I was finally able to get this to work. I left the ASA connected directly to the DSL modem, the lab environment is left in the DMZ, and the inside networks remain segregated. Thanks for everyone's input. If you are interested, here is the final...
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    Beta Testing - Free Online Cisco Lab

    This is a great idea!! How do you have your lab environment connected to the internet? I'm curious as to how you are allowing SSH into all of your devices?
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    Image Checksum Error - Cisco 2520 Router

    I just turned on the rack of Cisco equipment after letting it set for quite some time. Each router and switch fired up as it should, except for Router 3. I am getting the following output, and it eventually ends up with the router stuck in boot mode. Here is the output from the router...
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    Unable to access DMZ from Internet

    Sorry, I think I mislead you. The cisco gear is behind the access server with no physical connection to the inside network. The ASA has three VLANs configured, one for the outside (connected to the DSL modem on e0/0), one for the inside network (ports e0/1, 0/2, 0/3, 0/4), and the DMZ (e0/6)...
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    Unable to access DMZ from Internet

    That is correct, just the lab network. I will definitely consider this in the future. In the mean time, how we I make it so I can at least telnet to the access server in the DMZ from the outside?
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    Unable to access DMZ from Internet

    The XXXXX is the public IP address here at work. I had to enter that command so I could SSH into the ASA to configure it remotely.
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    Unable to access DMZ from Internet

    As far as the kit is concerned, the access server is an old 2509-RJ running 12.2(26) software. All of the routers are 2500 series, except for a couple 1721. I have (2) 2950 switches, and (1) 3550 L3 switch. However, I don't want to leave the rack on all the time. So I have a web-power-switch...
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    Unable to access DMZ from Internet

    No, this is not tied to school at all...it's just what I am trying to put together so I can continuing working through my Cisco studies.
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    Unable to access DMZ from Internet

    Here is a generic diagram of my home and Cisco Lab environments. The Lab is located in the DMZ and should be accessible from the Internet, as well as from the inside. I can ping the DMZ from the inside, ping from the DMZ to the outside, and telnet directly to the Cisco Access Server...
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    Implement ASA 5505 into existing network

    Well I already have a 5505 coming my way...should have it Tuesday. In the meantime, I am playing with this Pix 501. I have it connected directly to the DSL modem. Directly connected to the PIX is the desktop I am on right now. Also connected to the PIX is the old Linksys WRT160N, to give...
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