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All I need to do is terminate fiber cables that were run between buildings with different connectors, and also patch cables. I will not be splicing fiber, so all I really need is a good kit to put the ends. The Corning UniCam set seemed expensive to me. I saw several other kits out there...

I am getting ready to buy a fiber termination kit. This is my first jump into terminating my own fiber cables. I need to be able to terminate with ST and LC connector ends in multimode. My budget for a kit is around $900.00. I saw the Corning kit but not keen on being locked into one brand...

I need to make a NAT rule that translates and routes traffic to a specific IP address out of a separate interface. Here is the gist: If someone on my LAN (192.168.10.1) attempts to get to application "A", which is a web application that has an address of 192.168.1.60 but is hosted at another...

I have another VLAN/ DHCP issue. First let me lay out my equipment and a quick topology. Router- Sonicwall NSA2600 X1- WAN X0- LAN X0:V20 X0:V30 X7- LAN X7:V60 VLAN Switch- Dell Power Connect 2848 Windows Server 2012 DHCP server The X0 is my...

Just to update those who helped me with this. I finally figured out the problem I was having. I knew it would be simple..I failed to trunk the port from the main switch to the LAN interface on the router...Doh!! All is working as it should now.

I have Office 365 with hosted Exchange for all employees. I have created a dynamic dist. group that includes "all personnel." However, in Outlook 2016 and OWA the dist group does not show up. I found some Powershell commands that will allow the dynamic group to act as a standard dist. group...

Never used Wireshark before but I'll look into it. Also the Powerconnect 2848 are layer 2 switches not L3.

So port 27 should be admit all? I thought tagged packets come from the client port and to the router/ DHCP server? I'll try admit all and see what happens. I know I saw tutorials that had the port tagged and untagged as well as the trunk both tagged and untagged. What do you mean running a...

When I say it works without the VLANs, I mean I get a DHCP address using the Default LAN. I use the default for DHCP, DNS etc, because I have never had VLANs before, everything is on one subnet. I do have different switches running different parts of the complex and they are linked via fiber...

Something has to be wrong with either the settings in my router or the tagging in the switch. In my router I have VLAN10 with an IP on the interface of 192.168.xx.254. In the IP Helper I have the DHCP setting enabled. IN IP Helper policies I have the following: Protocol: DHCP From...

Yeah I know. I have checked everything countless times. Everything was done by GUI, no CLI, so I didn't need to input much data that could have had a typo. I am at a complete loss as to why this is not working.

I have done everything that I can think of to get the VLANs working and still nothing. Here is a breakdown of what I did, can anyone tell me what I'm missing? On DHCP server, configured DHCP scopes exactly the same as the default subnet. On Firewall/ router- I configured the VLANS as LAN...

Thanks, so if I made the DHCP server an address object host, would I set the server itself in the "to" field? Or would it be enough to set the "to" field as X0 subnet and the "from" would be X0:V10?

I am trying to setup my Sonicwall to pass VLAN traffic on to my domain controller/ DHCP server. I have the VLANs configured on the X0 interface and the switches configured for the VLANs as well. I am trying to setup the IP Helper on the Sonicwall NSA2600 and I have a bit confused. What do I...

A few days ago my 2011 Macbook Pro would not boot. It worked fine the day before. I have tried recovery mode and diagnostic boot but it will not do anything. It turns on, I see the Apple logo and boot sound. The boot progress bar starts to show progress but either freezes about 3/4 of the...