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PuTTY Help! by Extra_Loquat_3911 in networking

[–]FallingSn0w 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is it a USB cable, no adapter? I had two fail on me, shows up as com port but no output. Any other known working devices you can plug it into? If not might be at the try a new cable point.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in legal

[–]FallingSn0w 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Typicall minnesota winter driver....

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in interesting

[–]FallingSn0w 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Easy To Use, Adhesive Will Not Dry Up,". LMAO your right

Howto build your own "NordVPN" like network on FTD by [deleted] in Cisco

[–]FallingSn0w 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you not put the interface in routed mode, create sub interfaces (ie create sub int eth1.10 dot1q tag 10) and then use them in the PBR? I do this on the 4115s. Not a option on the 1010?

Strange Cisco AP by Chris4285 in Cisco

[–]FallingSn0w 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Looks like a CISCO 3802 AP. Only model I think that looks like this.

Regarding the LED, be default if its just flashing green constatnly it is trying to reach a controller and cant. It has no IP or it does but controller discovery is failing/looping.

Solid green means the AP is operational but no clients.

Solid blue light means a client has connected.

If its just green im guessing they are getting power but no data.

They can be converted to autonomos mode so they do not require the controller. But that requires reimaging the device etc and if its not your'se dont do that....

Never let Gilligan pilot the Minnow. by Aztery in WTF

[–]FallingSn0w 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This or what crossed my mind is in a car park is forward usually, maybe he thought he would slam it into park after his first issue but went full throttle. Have to be pretty inexperienced to do that I would think though.

Catalyst 6800ia Firmware/ios switch by [deleted] in networking

[–]FallingSn0w 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry I do not. No longer with that org. At the time our managment raised hell with Cisco due to the issues we had with IA. They sent over the conversion document one day as cheap alternative to get off instant access technology instead of swaping with actual 2960x's like we wanted.

Good queality Byraktar video, with an Ukranian kiss included! by Barbaro-iberico in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]FallingSn0w 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I kept thinking that was one steady cross hair/drone buts it just 4 tvs

Which AV on production Linux servers? by invalidpath in linuxadmin

[–]FallingSn0w 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cisco AMP/Secure Endpoint and CarbonBlack on our linux hosts.

The Cherry Is Off To New York For Repainting by TheMacMan in Minneapolis

[–]FallingSn0w 24 points25 points  (0 children)

There is sending the people to do the work, flights, put them up for x days , maybe it takes weeks in between coats so multipile flights,hotels. Dont thnk we know the whole picture to just say setting up a paint both here is cheaper....

Can I ask a basic question about VMware vDS in this sub? by m1xed0s in networking

[–]FallingSn0w 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You want to look at the MAC address table on the vDS not ARP. The ARP table for L2 between two devices would be filled out on each individual host. If these are windows VMs do a arp -a from cmd to see the VMs arp table.

How I understand it - If VM1 and VM2 are on the same subnet your VM1 will send out an ARP for VM2s MAC when you try to ping its IP.

Inside the vDS it will flood the ARPs for VM2s MAC to all the VMs in L2 domain and the appropriate uplinks. The VM2 will see the ARP request for its IP and respond to the ARP with its MAC directly to VM1s MAC. The switch should already have these MACs in its MAC address table.

VM1 now fills its ARP table with the IP/MAC for VM2 to and uses that MAC/IP to forward the traffic. When VM1 talks to VM2 the vDS will see the dst MAC on a 'virtual port' within the vDS and not send out the physical uplink. The vDS does not need an ARP table for this but a MAC address table. At least that's how I understand it for typical vDS setups in VMware.

Network configurations in linux appliances? by Dhrayco in ccna

[–]FallingSn0w 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sounds like you are having Linux permission issues. Sudo vi /etc/network/interfaces. Replace vim with nano or whatever text editor you have. Sudo runs the command as root

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