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Do you have the same URL in EMC for Client access or are you just trying to use IIS URL Redirect?

What Farva said is correct, to an extent. They might have once done that but now they havent supported gray market devices for quite some now. Being just a regular Cisco Customer ( not a vendor, employee, or otherwise), its actually stated that you are not allowed to re-sell their equipment...

Are you trying to use the Server 2012 machine as a Print Server? I would setup the printer on each users machine. At my company, we do this at all of my locations that way its reliant on the end client machine in the event there is printer issues it should be isolated to just one client. You...

I've used Duo for the 2FA auth for RDP. I'm not sure when it was broken, but it has always worked for me. I stopped using it though and switched to something altogether besides RDP and 2FA that serves me better. Nothing wrong with it. It worked how it was supposed to.

ScrappyMouse is right. You can't use the same subnet for the WAN Links, At least not reliably and I've never gotten it to work. By using a routing protocol whether it be OSPF, BGP ,or EIGRP you are essentially advertising to other routers that you own that entire subnet (depending on subnet...

Another Vote for Plex. Been using it for about 6 years now and it has come a long way and works great across all my devices I have it running on my Synology Ds2415+ Which runs fine with Plex. With 12 bays and only using 6 at the moment, I'm pretty set. It also runs File shares, iSCSI, Cloud...

The OP has Server 2008 R2. I would just utilize Remote Apps. I have Server 12 and use Remote apps for my company and it works great. https://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Configuring_RemoteApps_on_Windows_Server_2008_R2

My company uses ShareFile by Citrix. They have a ton of features and its only $12 / month per user. They don't count vendors as users, so it would only be for your company users. Vendors and Clients all have free access that you assign to them. Unlimited storage and file size. I know its...

If you dont mind another Provider, AT&T has a Netgear Nighthawk Hotspot that has an Ethernet port built into it. I know, as I have one assigned to me for work. Netgear NightHawk 1100. It works pretty darn good.

Sure it can. On a 100Mbp/s connection you can see 12MBp/s download. That comes out to roughly 120Mbp/s. I see it day in and day out. It doesn't stay there, but it can achieve it. OP can set the speed manually on the router and see what happens. If the connection to the modem dies, then...

If the cable between the Modem and Router is fast E or going bad then all devices will experience the same fluctuation. One other thing to consider here is that if your service that you are paying for is not more than 100Mbp/s, than FastE ( I.E. 100Mbp/s connection) is more than enough to...

I am using SpamTitan on prem for about 500 users. Very happy with it as well. Been using it for about 3 years now.

How long did you leave everything off? I have TWC/Spectrum as well and every time with my old consumer Router ( Netgear or Dlink), I had to reboot it. Since I moved to a Cisco 2911 Router and I replace a modem do to whatever, I just leave the modem turned off for a while, Register the new one...

Another thing to consider as well since it wasnt mentioned what the OP was doing other than work, is offsite VPS hosting may be the more ideal solution. The provider maintains the power, network, ISP, server, and storage with a SLA and takes the overhead off you and your home network.

Dont know about that. Could depend on the router model, version, known bugs/issues... The only thing taxing my router at the moment is me via SSH! I'm not running the newest router or version with over 400 subnets with no issues. olympic-pip# sh proc cpu sort 5min CPU utilization for...

Funny, I recently tried to do something similar and went and asked Spectrum business for service and quotes. Their prices seemed unbelievably too low for Business class internet. Then I found out the reason why. Their SLA for business class service is the same for residential. The only...

No Longer true. You can have unlimited Phyiscal CPUs and Unlimited Cores per CPU with the Free license. VMware Specs Scroll down to Tech Specs, expand it and look at Specifications.

As Grayson said, you can get a Free ESXI key from VMware to run your box without a trial period. They have been handing out Free licenses since at least version 4.0 ( when I started with VMWare). The trial period is like most software; they let you try ALL that the software can do, then you...

You need a VM to be running to host files over the network. ESXi is a Type 1 Hypervisor. All it knows how to do is interact with the hardware in the system. You need an OS to be running to host the files. To be honest, in my server room at work we have a few servers that have the SAS 6iR...

Is HV short for Hypervisor or Hyper-V? I've never known any to act as a DHCP server unless its a Type 2 with the VM running in NAT Mode. You wont have a happy network if 2 devices have the same MAC address. Everyone thinks that when you send information from one computer to another on your...

Depending on what Virtualization platform you are using, you can change the MAC address of the Virtual machine so that it doesnt clash with the ASA's MAC address. IP address bindings use the MAC address for reference so since the network is broadcasting out that "IP address is at MAC address...

3rd on that you cant prove it on your end. Like Dead Parrot said, most systems will drop emails detected as spam from BL sources. I know since thats what I do at my company. Even before the email is routed through the system, we check the domain and IP address to see if its been listed for...

What the Windows Client configuration look like?

Can you share your config and tell us what is connected to what? Not all the connections, but at least a device in the MGMT VLAN, Users VLAN, and switch to router. Its kind of hard to tell you what to look for without knowing how its configured.

What a load of waffle. If you want to do whatever you want on the internet, pay for it yourself. Get a hotspot or tether your phone, or simply do it from home behind your own Firewall. There is no true 100% secure network except for no network. Just ask AP Moller-Maersk, Merck, or Mondelez...

That is almost like asking what is the best car or computer you can buy. You are almost going to get a different answer every time. Cisco 1921 or 2901 is my vote. Or a 5506-X. Depending on your service, you might have to bump up your price range depending on what you are going to be doing...

Have you tried turning off Windows Firewall? Also, I am fairly certain you have to initialize ether first, then initialize tftp. So try ap: set IP_ADDR 192.168.1.3 ap: set NETMASK 255.255.255.0 ap: ether_init ap: tftp_init ap: tar -xtract tftp://192.168.1.2/ap3g2-k9w8-tar.153-3.JE.tar...

What Version of Windows Server are you running? I had WSUS running on Server 2008 R2 and it was working.....for the most part. Well, someone installed some software and tanked the WIDS database. I spun up a new 12 R2 server and installed WSUS. It seems to be running a lot better than the...

Hey I have a Question. I am also using a Dell R710 with an H200. I followed your instructions to the T, but my R710 still throws the "Invalid card in PCI slot" upon powerup and doesnt go past there. edit--- I just tried it on another H200 card and get the same result. I thought that I hosed...

Im curious as to what they are trying to actually accomplish. You gave a vague small brief of kind of what they are looking at, but not doing. Based on the above, you could get a nice QNAP device with redundant storage, power, networking that can run multiple VMs directly onboard with lots of...

As others have already said and pointed out, there are disadvantages to buying used Cisco equipment. What they havent mentioned is the advantage of lower cost. Here's the thing and I can tell you this since my company purchases Cisco equipment from a Legit Cisco Authorized seller. Unless you...

Ultimately, what are you trying to host? Hosting your down DNS server is different from hosting your own PUBLIC DNS server. I use a Cisco router to host my DNS at home, but I do not have a public DNS server. In fact, a good number of ISPs disallow this as someone could potentially poison the...

I personally have the Netgear Cm600. I had a good ole surfboard 6121. Served me well for a few years. Then TWC upgraded my speed for free. I found that the modem was limited to around 60-70mbps tops. I upgraded to an Arris (surfboard) 6190 since they have a great track record. Boy was I...

You bet they do. Depending on the IOS version, some commands may not be available. The easiest one on i believe 99% of all switches is "Show Post". That will tell you the diagnostic information of the switch when it booted up. It will let you know if the switchport controller has failed the...

I recently upgraded my core switch from a Cisco SG300-20 to a C2960S-24TS-L. Pairing it with my Cisco 1921 Router for ISP access just made sense. My lab switches are now Cisco 3560 and 3750G models. I have 2 2960 swtiches for pure L2 stuff.

Not needed. He has only 1 VLAN and its running on the Default VLAN. By default, all DHCP packets will be untagged and picked up by the DHCP server on the router. He also said his computers are getting IP addresses now so its a moot point. Also, all his FA ( layer 2) ports are in the 'no...

You got it! On most if not all "Consumer" grade routers, you will not be able to see all this information without ripping the pleasant bubbly firmware off it. One of the more common routers that this occurred on was Linksys's older WRT line. There were a lot of custom firmwares that you can...

The 63.96. is a Friends home and not relevant to your configuration . Him and I have a Site-to-site VPN tunnel and we use it to share resources and test things. What is the Current running configuration on the router now? This shouldn't be needed. By Default, when an interface is assinged...

This actually is the all encompassing response from a DNS server when something goes wrong gimp. I doubt Scharfshutze009 was trying to actually do a dig on "Servfail". You'll get this response from a DNS server usually when forwarders cant be reached/arent giving a reply/ or there is no route...

I got it back in August Used. $1,600. I would have preferred the 3K line, but they were more expensive.