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bump. any other thoughts or suggestions? been doing some research and i cant seem to find any other configuration that involves asa's. although, i can see this being accomplished using a cisco router. maybe the asa platform cant handle this.

could use some help with a set up im working on. SiteA WAN IP: X.X.X.X SiteB WAN IP-1: Y.Y.Y.Y SiteB WAN IP-2: Z.Z.Z.Z Site B is running a Sonicwall firewall with a primary and backup ISP link. Site A is running Cisco ASA 5520 with single WAN IP. I am able to configure a working...

nevermind, i answered my own question. i found this: http://ati.amd.com/technology/crossfire/charts.html

I have a HD4850 and i want to do a crossfire set up. 4850's are pretty much not available anymore with the newer 5000 series out there. i just want to set up crossfire so i can run 2+ monitors at home. i could prolly craigslist some 4850's and just leave it at that. is it possible to run a...

hey guys. im trying to find an easy to dynamically block possible DDOS attacks. im starting to see some excessive traffic hitting my primary DNS servers. we have a mitigation service in place to handle REAL DDOS attacks (eg: DNS amplification attacks) if indeed it is happening. But if im...

what is everyones thought on mixing HP and Cisco switches? Im a looking at the HP ProCurve Switch 2810-48G. Its an affordable 48port. The rest of my network environment is all Cisco (eg: 6500's, 4948s, 3550s, 2950s, etc). Does anyone have any experience mixing HP and cisco? any known...

hey guys. need some advice here. we currently use xenpak er/lr for our 10gb ring. i want to try to extend our ring to a new location of ours which is more than 30mi-40mi away. any suggestions on where to start? i know there are xenpak zr modules, but i hear they are hard to come by. what...

let me re-phrase my question since now i understand what my boss wants: a service for blacklist monitoring. i have 50k+ ips that need to be monitored if they appear on a blacklist.

Good job. In all honestly, it all comes down to how much you know and how much experience you have gained from the real world. While the CCNA is a great stepping stone, its never easy as "I got my CCNA now i can get any job". Albeit, the CCNA might be considered more prestigious than A+ network...

i bought this memory back in september. i managed to OC to DDR-900 with my Q6660 running at 3.0ghz. still waiting on the rebate. apparently, it was shipped 2-3 days ago based on what the website told me. id jump on another 4GB but will wait till i get my rebate in the mail.

I work for a hosting provider. So when we get alerts of spamming originating from our ip's, we will investigate and if necessary, blackhole that customers ip. but on the other hand, we have 50,000+ ips and checking each blacklist for our ips or anything in our ASN is a pain in the rear. so...

can anyone recommend a paid service that can automatically remove my company's ips from any blacklist that it pops up on? is there such a thing? id like to pay for a service to automate this process instead of having a human being doing it.

awesome dude. i keep telling myself to study but i just dont have time. congrats on doing it...next stop....CCNP!!!

Thanks. i lowered the vcore to 1.3v. i also increased my dram voltage to 1.9v (max voltage on my ram) and lowered the case to 5-5-5-15 and boosted to DDR2-837. i hear some people have been able to get it up to DDR2-900 still running prime95. ill have to check it when i get back home tonight.

I left all my voltage settings on AUTO. do i really need increase my vcore? i managed to get stable OC so far, (still running prime95). The temps show are about 1hr into my prime95 testing under 100% load.

maybe its a IRQ issue. but im willing to bet its just about finding the right drivers.

the cheapest ASA5505 is still pretty pricey. albeit, its a good option if you don't mind spending alot of money. check out the cisco 500 series:http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9305/index.html IMO, if you never used a cisco firewall before, it might take some getting used to when...

Does anyone have any experience with the CSS blade for the 6500? What are your thoughts on it? We are planning to deploy a 6509 for each of our server rows at the DC so we thought about using the CSS blade in each of the 6509s.

in for 1. thanks kyle. hope that purchase gets you closer to your Ferrari or whatever. hehe.

yeah. from what i have been reading, it is possible on stacked switches *eg: 3750. but not to lets say...c2970s.

is it possible to span one end of an cisco etherchannel across two different switches?

i am trying to utilize this wiring scheme for my rack: 48 port patch panel (2U) Wiring manager (2U) Switch (1U) Switch (1U) Wiring manager (2U) 48 port patch panel (2U) i want to try to use NeatPatch wiring managers. so the set up above takes up 10U's total. My cabinet is 45U's in...

http://www.icintracom.com/taiwan/product_info.php?cPath=8_84_841&products_id=5845&osCsid=b6b6a08cc710157aa153623507709b47 have you guys heard of this company before?

do they even make anything like this?

what are your requirements? gui? command line? traffic levels? etc .

anyone know of any other solutions that is similar to panduit quicknet: for reference: http://www.panduit.com/landingpages/QUICKNETCopperandFiberOpticCablingSystems/index.htm

nice post. i couldnt have better said it myself.

Yeah, what i was thinking of actually virtualizing the the appliance, being able to increase capacity by adding another appliance to the cluster and distributing the load. The servers/clients would not know there are 10 dedicated fw appliance sharing the load, to them, its only one device.

so with all this hoopla on virtualizing storage and stuff, i thought..why not virtualize firewalls? does any firewall manufacturer make any appliance capable of virtualizing the security layer? i found some stuff on Nokia checkpoints (http://europe.nokia.com/A4153098). anyone have any...

I work for a hosting company and if anyone wants a firewall, we give them a dedicated firewall. Usually Cisco or Netscreen and typical a low end model, ASA5505/PIX501,515 or Netscreen 5GT. While these firewalls might be rated for at least 100mbps, most of the clients are not even pushing that...

OUCH...does everyone bite and claw on this forum nowadays? ;)

thanks guys. the procurve stuff looks nice. ProCurve Switch 2810-48G seems to be what i want. i can always negotiate on the pricing or get it refurb. no prob on the slight thread hijacking :) does anyone use cisco stackwise on the 3750's? it looks interesting but looks to be only useful...

so right now, i have two Catalyst 4948s acting as an L3 set. All my vlans and ip addressing are on these devices. i have about 300 vlans sharing HSRP ips. So...would there be way i can attach additional 4948s (or using any other cisco gear, doesn't have to pertain to just 4948s) so i can have...

why not do both!?

Ah yes...procurve...im looking at them as we speak.

wait, so do they want you for your skill? or that your uncle is in charge of projects worth $$$?

the switch doesn't have to be the latest thing on the market, i could get by using previous version/generation models if it matches the criteria.

so far, the cheapest 48port cisco device i could find is Cisco Catalyst 2960G-48-TC-L. thats around $3500 new, maybe $2700 refurb/used. id would need to get about 20-30 gig switch switches for my cause. id ideally like to spend <$1000 if that reasonable. ive worked with dell switches and...

im in the need of some 48 copper port manageable gigabit switches. anything with "cisco" is always expensive. my requirements include 1) cli access, 2) support vlans, 3)802/1Q trunking/vlan tagging. i just need to use a manageable switch as an internal switch to connect a secondary server...

we just got an optical meter in the office so i think i will be doing db readings before buying any optical hardware. i hate to tell my vendor that i want to return xenpaks. haha.