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Without managed switches where you can view the mac-address table, this is an extremely difficult task. You can probably look at the data hitting a particular computer and pull the MAC addresses but that means nothing on a flat network, which yours is. You will be forced to map this physically.

Good lord, I think I got a hernia just looking at it!

For me, it will be 2:30 AM when this sale starts. Fortunately, I am off that day so I can sleep in.

Okay, off work now. Here is the link: http://xim4.com/community/index.php?topic=29121.msg431217#msg431217 Here is the front page of the site: http://xim4.com/

Sorry, no link - Google is your friend. I am at work and their site is blocked. I read about it on their forums this morning. They claim a much larger production run on this one. Apparently the Xim3 sold out in less than three minutes. This will be my first attempt to purchase one.

First question: How are you a "noobie, 9 months" but started this thread in 2013? Second question: With the new rules on electronics on aircraft, you wouldn't be able to travel with this unless you are traveling with an LCD and want to put it together and boot it every time you go through...

Can it be used to shut him up?

Really? I have, lots of time, even on military bases in the middle east where tactical conditions are less than ideal. Good cable and good Cisco hardware usually equals pretty solid performance.

There is an advantage to having the actual hardware to work with, but using emulation software comes a close second. There are a few places online that provide certification kits that will provide the hardware you want at a fair price and you don't have to worry about being scammed...

They aren't blowing you off OP. This really is the type of job that you want to subcontract out until you can get properly certified technicians on your team along with the equipment. Also, while you can get a mechanical connection, you really want to go fusion spliced. Less noise, far more...

CDP is a very handy protocol. I use it multiple times a day. I also don't have a problem with VTP. It can make VLAN changes so much quicker and easier. I have never had a problem with it, because if your network is secured properly and if switches get added per a written policy, then it...

Was this question aimed at me? </me checks original post> Nope no mention of redundancy. Actually, it is a redundant stack, but not fully redundant. Most of the VMs running on that stack of switches can switch to another stack in the other building, but there are a couple that cannot for...

One of the Cisco 3750's in our Enterprise stack died last night and I am the only one on call this week, requiring me to drive back in and replace it. I hate that damned stack - seriously needs to be upgraded. They are the old 1.5u models with little ram. Anybody else have a holiday emergency?

Run cable, if at all possible. Leave wireless for the devices without an Ethernet port.

Okay, tried both of these. I'm a noob to the Powershell so I failed at running the script. It appeared to take the function but when I tried to call it Powershell reported the function didn't exist. I'm sure it is something I am doing. The rename command doesn't support the -literalpath...

I think the 3512 and 3524 are 3500XLs? If so, avoid them at all costs. They aren't much better than a dumb switch. The 2960G is a very viable production switch and the 2950 is capable as well, despite being EOL.

Thanks for the recommendations. I will try them at home tonight.

Windows 7 Powershell. I have a dir of files that look like this: [DBNL]Dragonball_Z_-_001_-_The_new_Threat_[DR][x264][F26CC67E] I want to make them look like this: Dragonball_Z_-_001_-_The_new_Threat_[DR][x264][F26CC67E] I want to do more to their names than that, but if I can...

BlueLineSwinger has it right. In fact, your switches, by default, all have an SVI for VLAN 1. You can use that VLAN or, to follow best practices, shut it down and create your own.

Yep. We are working on getting the power right for the other 7K. They are going into two different buildings for full redundancy and the other building is a bit strapped for power. It won't be an issue after the existing 6509's are taken down but for awhile they will be running side by side...

MSU Bozeman. They are a little out of my budget. We are putting together a list of 2960x switches to upgrade the access layer as well. Currently that list is around $100,000. Money, money, money makes the world go round and the bits fly at incredible speeds.

Here is some porn for you. One of our two new Nexus 7000's and the two new ASA's to match, rack mounted. Nice, but what is really tantalizing is what sits in the third slot from the left there. Can't make it out? Here is a little closer shot while it was still on the pallet. Still...

Nobody really has a clue as to the cause, that is still being investigated. I did confirm that it is an Apple issue by running a Microsoft Dell and an Apple Pro next to each other while roaming and watching the Apple struggle while the Dell worked nearly flawlessly, with only a dropped packet...

I'm not. I am maintaining the network and don't personally have a Linux laptop with the issue. The problem is mostly with the Apple devices. There are a few people on here that have experience maintaining enterprise class networks so I was hoping someone might have seen this issue. From...

We are in the midst of a large wireless installation at my work. We have hit a snag and I wonder if any of you have seen this on your wireless networks. Microsoft systems and Androids have no issue with our network. I can roam all over the various buildings here while streaming anything and...

There is a lot wrong with this statement, but in reference to the OP's question, no routing statements are required. The routes to the two subnets are local to the layer 3 switch. Just enable ip routing, create the vlan interfaces, change the VLAN on the interface the network is connected to...

You need to create the VLANs (or just VLAN 3 and use the default 1 as well). You also need to create a VLAN interface for each of those VLANs and give it an IP address in the appropriate subnet. Lastly, you need to enable IP routing. Also, the IP you gave each of the interfaces will...

So, you have created the VLAN's? #vlan 2 #name BoilerHouse ...etc Have you created the VLAN interfaces? #int vlan 1 #ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 ...etc If you want the VLANs to communicate you have to either use a router or make your switch a layer 3 switch by turning on IP...

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I wouldn't recommend responding to technical questions while watching pron.

I am one of the thousands that can't get the game to run at all. I am a bit jealous.

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These switches are probably best used for labs but there are few that feature POE or gigabit. Shipping not included. My zip is 59714 so you can calculate the cost. My heatware is thePukeolicious. Pictures can be provided upon request. Only the AS2509-RJ has its ears and power cable. These...

It isn't very clear in the picture. We have a series of "closets" in a five story building that were placed in a central utility shaft that runs from the top floor to the bottom. The racks are sitting on a mesh floor that bounces as you walk on it. Essentially, I stand over more than five...

Serious bizness only please. ;)

Looks good.

I figured it out. I merged two of the buttons scripts so that one layer is disabled when the other is enabled. This gives me one button per layer which will work just fine.

Okay, sounds good, but how do I do that? I can grasp the theories easily enough, but I don't know the command language. Can I reference the layer name directly? The current script that I am using looks like it searches through the layers until a matching name is found.

I am working on a network diagram with Visio 2013 and need a way to toggle some connectors off and on. The trick is that when one layer is turned off I want the other layer to turn on. Here is what I have at the moment: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim LayersObj As Visio.Layers Dim...

Never mind, Youtube is my friend.