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• FMS ability to view network diagram?

  Hello

  is it possible that I can configure a network diagram in a FMS dashboard that would represent our portal.  Then I would be able to change the color of each network entity if the monitored host had some performance issue.  If green is to find and is yellow, warning, etc.

  I am familiar with diagrams like a diagram of the host Linux OS or dashboards customized with its standard icons or widgets, but I didn't know the elements that could be used to represent a network diagram as image as an attachment.   I want each element to be of course "exploitable" to drill down to a more detailed question data repsenstation.

  It may already be available, but I have just not found not yet.

  Thank you

  "mark".

  Mark,

  You can create a dashboard as a dashboard fixed, select general-> properties, and then select an image as the background of the dashboards. You can then place objects (views) of the image to represent the status of the service, etc..

  David Mendoza

  Foglight Consultant

• After switching to Firefox I screen questioned on public networks. I think that I have granted access. How can I change this?

  Running Windows 7. Past from Internet Explorer to Firefox. A message screen came the next time I used Firefox questions on public networks. I think that I granted access to public networks, and I don't want that. How to change that?

  This sounds like a problem of Windows Firewall. To change this back it is possible to access this setting of the firewall.

  • Configure the firewall if Firefox can access Internet

• You are looking for a free network diagram software

  Hello

  You are looking for a free network diagram software

  Like this program: Edraw network diagram , but it is desirable for free. I want to draw physical Cisco network architecture detailed diagrams. With Cisco models logical network diagrams and drawings of the architecture of our office network (2000 users).

  Good day

  Vania

  Unfortunately, this community forums are for devices Cisco-Linksys (SOHO) home-network. The Cisco Catalyst WS-C4507R unit is managed by the Cisco Small Business support community.

  Please click here for plu answer your concern.

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/index.jspa

  OnnagokorO

• General question about DHCP network configuration

  In the past, I've always set up printers on network with a static IP address. With the proliferation of networked printers and progress in the printer driver software, I wonder if the static configuration is always recommended and necessary.

  Let's say I have install an Officejet 6500 wireless printer configured for DHCP and it gets an address 192.168.1.7. To continue, the printer driver is installed on the computers all networked and the printer port is listed as HPxxx192.168.1.7. After a break from running, say that the address assigned dynamically changes printer 192.168.1.5, leading to the question... to will the computers still be able to print to the printer who has now a new IP address? Basically, is the intelligent print driver so that he will direct the print jobs to the new address without additional configuration? (perhaps the answer varies depending on the printer model and the operating system of the client)

  I have installed HP network printers on a regular basis in a variety of operating system environments. So the question in more specific general. I don't feel a particular problem at this stage. But when I configure network printers in the future, an answer to the question will be useful.

  Thanks in advance.

  It depends on.  On older printers a static IP address is very important on the latest not so much. It is really dependent on the platform on which rests the HP software.  HP printers currentlyon market, in theory, do not need static IP addresses.

  In addition, when you set a static IP address, I always put one outside DHCP pool.  If the range is the range (.2 a.254) I reduced the scope and then put printers outside the pool.  This way there is never any conflict.

• My hard disk crashed - I have questions about the network now.

  My hard drive crashed on the computer that was the computer on which the files shared.  We had a T: climb together on this computer where we recorded the files and programs that we wanted to share.  My questions are this... We have replaced the hard drive on this computer.  Do I need to set up the drive w: in this computer once again, on the other computer as well, since I'm not there, and if so how do I?  Thank you.

  Hello

  Yes, you must redo the sharing.

  Most of the network news are stored on the system which is located on the drive crashed, and now he's gone.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Questions of the network

  for any question of network, that I will answer you as soon as possible
  ask questions
  in fact if you see VistaF22Dude next to any discussion, it is probably started me just check the superior response or first thread
  or just the person who started
  my sons are Q and r and I will reply as soon as POSSIBLE
  Good day or night? Eric has.

  Feel free to also help answer existing threads.  This is a community site and the idea is people ask for something they need help, and anyone can offer advice or ideas.  More that participate, get more answers.
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• Questions about the network resource class.

  I am running Windows 7 Enterprise x 64 SP1.

  In Windows Explorer, if I click on 'Network' in the navigation panel, it will browse the network and show me resources available network (see photo).

  The resources are grouped into categories, such as 'Network infrastructure', 'Media Devices', 'Storage', 'Computers', etc.

  I have two network storage devices: one of them is Western Digital MyBookLive (host name is "MyBookLive"), the other is QNAP TS - 469 Pro (host name is "QNAP").  I can access both by UNC (\\MyBookLive\Share, \\QNAP\Public, etc.).

  I noticed that 'MyBookLive' shows in the 'Storage' category, which is the desired behavior.  But "QNAP" shows as "other devices."

  My question is - how does windows rank network resource?  How does Windows know if a resource is 'Storage' vs 'Network Infrastructure '?

  Thank you very much!

  

  Hi Mihcael,

  Advanced networking issues are supported in the TechNet Forums. I suggest you send the request in the TechNet forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Hope this information helps.

• Question of PIX 515E

  Hi all

  We just bought a PIX 515E and try to use it, but got a number of questions. Here's the NVA of show:

  PIX-151st #show version

  Cisco PIX Firewall Version 6.3 (1)

  Cisco PIX Device Manager Version 3.0 (1)

  Updated Thursday 19 March 03 11:49 by Manu

  PIX-515E up to 5 hours and 15 minutes

  Material: PIX-515E, 64 MB RAM, Pentium II 433 MHz processor

  Flash E28F128J3 @ 0 x 300, 16 MB

  BIOS Flash AM29F400B @ 0xfffd8000, 32 KB

  0: ethernet0: the address is 000f.2457.4b12, irq 10

  1: ethernet1: the address is 000f.2457.4b13, irq 11

  Features licensed:

  Failover: enabled

  VPN - A: enabled

  VPN-3DES-AES: enabled

  Maximum Interfaces: 6

  Cut - through Proxy: enabled

  Guardians: enabled

  URL filtering: enabled

  Internal hosts: unlimited

  Flow: IKE peers unlimited: unlimited

  This PIX has a failover license only (FO).

  Problem is that we cannot ping inner harbor, if we do not switch light, but this is a unique machine. Here's another message once we turn on the switch:

  PIX-515E # config t

  WARNING *.

  Configuration of replication is NOT performed the unit from standby to Active unit.

  Configurations are no longer synchronized.

  PIX-515e (config) #.

  Please help solve this problem. I wonder if we buy the wrong license? Thank you very much.

  you have in your possession a PIX failover. That's why says in the "sh run".

  This device is intended to be used only as a failover for a live device. It will work as a live PIX, but behave badly. It is cheaper than a PIX with an unrestricted license, as it is not intended to be used as a standalone device. Check with the one that you bought to get the situation sorted.

  Good luck

  Steve

• Is it a question of Pix?

  Hi guys,.

  I got a 515E with Pix os 7.0. This work of Pix as a border between my edge router and my network firewall internal.

  Some of my clients inside require a SMTP via SSL connection to external SMTP server. I opened all the ports on the pix, but always in vain. Finally I tried to get one of the customer's internal network in order to access all THE ports on the outside. Right when I did, this particular client should be able to access all the services on the Internet. But the same error came out with the number SMTPoverSSL. Im sure it is the problem of the PIX because I had tried out the PIX and connect directly to the router, it works!

  Someone out there of experts who can advise me? Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  Keng honored

  If you do an inspection policy, try to remove the "inspect esmtp" of your

  class inspection_default

  Kind regards

  DC

• Basic question about ESXi networks

  Hi all

  It may be a very simple question for you but I am new to ESXi and I need your help.

  I have a configuration of ESXi envionrment like that.

  192.168.1.200 - ESXi Server

  192.168.1.50 - a Linux machine

  192.168.1.60 - a Windows 8.1

  ESXi server connects to a router and the network is 192.168.1.0/24.

  The topology just like that.

  

  My problem is,

  1. I have a Mac machine connect to the same router. There is a web interface built into the Linux box. Can I use the Windows 8 to go, but I can't use the machine to physical Mac do. The firewall is off turn in ESXi already

  2. How can I make the two machines able to access internet?

  Thank you!!

  After taking a second look at the configuration of the network, I have seen that you have configured a VLAN ID on the port group. Assuming you are using a router not supported (i.e. without ports trunk/tag), this may cause the problem. Please remove the VLAN ID to see if that solves the problem.

  André

• Newbe question about the network configuration of ESXi 3.5

  I have ESXi 3.5 works well on a Dell Poweredge T300 server.  I want to connect a Netgear ReadyNas Pro Business Edition for this Dell and connect by iscsi.

  I want to connect 1 network card of the ReadyNas for 1 network card on the Dell printer.

  My question is on the Dell when I go to the ESXi server and customize by pressing F2 and goto network settings I see the following:

  X vmnic0 embeeded nic1

  NIC2 integrated vmnic1 used by vswitch1

  I'm may be thick but can you explain what NIC on the ESXi server is used for access interenet and I need to configure for iscsi?  I thought that it should be obvious, but it is vmnic0 or vmnic1?

  Your ESXi host has two vswitchs configured what uplinks to physical NIC in the system.

  vSwitch0 what uplinks to vmnic0 (who, although a red x, indicating a problem seems to be very well) this vswitch holds you management interface (IP 192.168.2.107) and a portgroup of VM for your virtual machines. You also have an another vswitch vswitch1 what uplinks to GB NIC vmnic1. This vswitch has unused virtual machine port group. Also a VLAN ID has been set for this vswitch which would lead me to believe that VST is / was operating on that host in the past.

  Haven't you set up this? If this isn't the case, I would get with one who did.

  Order "the great vSwitch debate" parts 1 and 2 to start.

  http://kensvirtualreality.WordPress.com/2009/03/29/the-great-vswitch-debate-part-1/

• Question/security of network design

  I would like to get opinions on the design of a network of our ESX host.  We have a couple of the main areas of ESX, each with 10 physical network interface cards.  We have the following in our environment:

  -iSCSI and NAS storage (so two cards NETWORK is for IP storage)

  -2 separate networks for virtual machines - 1 for admin interfaces (not for users) and the other for servers in production (for users)

  Current configuration is:

  2 NICs (SC and admin VMs)

  2 NICs (IP storage)

  2 NICs (vMotion)

  3 NETWORK interface cards (Production Server virtual machines)

  I would like opinions on how course of a facility that is.  Is it a question of having the SC share a vSwitch with the VMs admin?  They are on the same VLAN physical.   We do not control the switches, is not really an option to configure the VLANS on switches.  Thank you.

  Hello

  Thank you.  I think that I can not have explained myself quite clearly.  I was not suggesting put Admin VMs and the connections on the same vSwitch as the Production Server VMs.  On the contrary, I was concerned by the SC being on the same vSwitch as the VMs Admin, I do not think that it is a good practice to.  In our environment, we have a single subnet for all virtual machines, separated into 2 subnets on the physical switches.  We do not use (or want to use) VLAN tagging on the vSwitches.  There is the firewall between each of our VLAN.  So, the admin VMs are separated from the VLAN Production by a firewall.  My real question is the size of a security problem for the SC and the admin virtual machines to share a vSwitch if they already share a physical network?  We do not have the ability to create a separate network or VLAN just for traffic SC.  Our environment now looks like this:

  Because they already share the same physical network sharing the same vSwitch is not a huge or any concerns. Consider the vSwitch another part of your administrative network. The best practice is to put all the management servers and virtualization workstations within the same firewall network. You have done this.

  -natachasery 2-SC & admin VM network (local network VIRTUAL 0 192.168.15.0/24)

  Works for me. I often use the Administrative VMS and place them on the vSwitch with the SC. After all they are using the same network and the vSwitch is just another part of the Web of network switch.

  -3 natachasery - Prod VM network (VLAN 1 192.168.15.0/24)

  Not sure I would use 3 but I leave that to you.

  -2 natachasery - VMKernel & SC (10.10.1.0/8)

  It passes through security zones. I would use rather your firewall administration to fill ports of CHAP protocol between IP storage network and the administrative network. What you have is a common, but not the safest practice you have now 2 attack points in the service console of administration network and from the network of IP storage. This could include the possibility of virtual computers that use iSCSI initiators. Because everything you need is to have the SC participate for CHAP (whether you use it or not), you can easily use your existing administrative firewall to do this. You may need to fix things up a bit to within your network to make this happen, but it would be how I would address this possible security problem.

  -2 natachasery-vMotion (172.16.32.0/16)

  Sounds good.

  It would be useful to create a fifth vSwitch just to house the VMs admin, so that they do not share a vSwitch and natachasery with SC?

  Not really. Same Security Zone.

  Best regards

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• Pavilion G7-1355dx: Question of wireless network adapter

  Hello

  I have an old HP Pavilion 1355dx G7 and I use it during the games XBOX a stream. It has only one network adapter Wireless 2.4 ghz, if coupled with that much congestion in my neighborhood, it broadcasts only during the flawless.

  This laptop supports 5 GHz wirelesss network cards? I'm hoping to move to a 5 ghz however I want to make sure that it supports before as I have buy a. I also noticed that my wireless network adapter is slightly larger than the 5 ghz adapter I have in another laptop. How can I determine the size when I order one, if it is supported?

  @MickeyJames

  Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6230, only for models with computer

  a processor Intel 631956-001

  Intel® Centrino® Advanced - N 6230 is a dual-band (2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz), 2 x 2, IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n Wi - Fi and Bluetooth * wireless network card that offers up to 300 Mbps of bandwidth, up to 2 x the range and more consistent connectivity.

  Your manual here.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03538328

  If you order a make you use the HP part number.

  REO

• Question of wireless network connection?

  Just, I plugged my 4500 new desire to my network so I can print wireless.  I intend to travel with this printer.  He will find a new WIFI connection, or I'll be able to use a USB cable from my computer when away from home?  Should I change any settings

  Well in this case assuming that you are not on a public network, then yes go ahead and connect your wireless printer.