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Switching from Cisco IOS DHCP to an external DHCP Server

superdave
November 30, 2007
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My previous post about “Use a Cisco IOS Switch to Serve DHCP to Avaya Phones” was inspired by my need to quickly test connectivity with a remote site. The solution worked very well for us. Eventually we were able to deploy a server to handle all DHCP, and needed to…

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Use a Cisco IOS Switch to Serve DHCP to Avaya Phones

superdave
November 28, 2007
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Avaya VoIP phones require a special option in a DHCP scope, so they know how to make calls. There may be times where it is desirable to have the DHCP running on a piece of networking equipment on a remote site, so that a separate server is not needed for…

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Configuring a VPN between a Juniper Firewall and a Cisco PIX

superdave
November 19, 2007
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Juniper tends to have pretty good documentation in their knowledgebase, on how to configure equipment for different situations. I recently had to setup a VPN between a Juniper SSG-140 (at HQ) and a remote Cisco PIX. Going to Juniper's knowledgebase, you would most likely come across the article: http://kb.juniper.net/KB4147 .…

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Create a VLAN Trunk between Cisco IOS and a Foundry BigIron

superdave
November 17, 2007
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I previously posted on how to “Create a VLAN Trunk between Cisco CatOS and a Foundry BigIron“. During the same project I also had to create a trunk between Cisco IOS and a Foundry BigIron. Anyone who has used both CatOS and IOS know that there is a significant difference…

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Compile and Install FreeSWAN on RedHat Linux 7.3

superdave
November 17, 2007
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I had the need to install FreeSWAN on an old RedHat Linux 7.3 machine. While most people's initial reaction would be to upgrade the system, we all know this is not always an option. I initially tried to do a simple “rpmbuild –rebuild…” but that did not do the trick.…

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Create a VLAN Trunk between Cisco CatOS and a Foundry BigIron

superdave
November 17, 2007
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Unfortunately Cisco and Foundry disagree on the definition of a “trunk”. Awhile ago I had to find a way to trunk multiple vlans between a Cisco 5000 CatOS and a Foundry BigIron switch. I made a quick call to a Foundry Systems Engineer to find out what was needed to…

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OSPF Issue with Nokia CheckPoint and Cisco 12.3

superdave
November 17, 2007
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A Nokia CheckPoint Firewall was not receiving OSPF adjacency from a Cisco IOS 12.3 3640 Router. Apparently Cisco released a new feature in 12.3 (and 12.2T) that is ON by default… even though it is NEW. The feature is called, Link-Local Signalling (LLS). LLS confuses OSPF on the Nokia (even…

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Advertising Routes in BGP with Cisco IOS

superdave
November 17, 2007
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Recently I configured a router to be part of an MPLS, and it was using BGP for advertising routes with in the MPLS “cloud”. By default BGP will advertise routes for interfaces directly attached to the router. Unfortunately I needed to also advertise more subnets that were “behind” the router,…

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Adding Custom RBLs and SBLs to Juniper Firewall’s Anti-Spam

superdave
November 17, 2007
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Anti-virus and anti-spam protection at the firewall level is a growing trend, often referred to as Unified Threat Management. If you purchase one of the Juniper SSG Series firewalls, you can purchase subscriptions for “built-in” anti-virus and anti-spam UTM. Basically, you are allowed to attach these protections to an existing…

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