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• Help setting up a laboratory at home using Cisco kit and a blank Superhub

  

  Hello world

  I just started my CCENT class and so I try to create a laboratory that is separate from my LAN House, initially using a blank Superhub and a Cisco 1841 router.  Please keep in mind that I am a beginner, so it may not make sense or be completely illogical...

  The superhub for those who don't know, is a renamed netgear, limit VMDG480.  It's basically a cable modem and router wireless combined.

  The normal daily LAN side of the network was the default installation to receive an IP address via DHCP from the superhub in range 192.168.0.1/24.

  At first, I thought I could put things in preparation for my lab installation, by configuring the LAN subnet using 192.168.0.0 and superhub of/16 mask rank for my 'everyday' network and 192.168.1.0 rank for my "laboratory at home." (Good or bad?...)

  Unfortunately, I'm unable to do so because the superhub only allows the last byte in the mask to be changed, so I changed the mask and it now reads 255.255.255.128, with the idea that I can always have 2 separate networks.

  In the photo above you can see devices on the right side are all directly related to the superhub and continue to work as usual.

  On the left side is where I've implemented a Cisco 1841 router and a laptop computer to test.

  The details of each device are;

  Blank Superhub
  LAN:192.168.0.1
  The DHCP scope: 192.168.0.2 - 192.168.0.126

  Cisco 1841
  Fast Ethernet 0/1: 192.168.0.126
  255.255.255.128

  Fast Ethernet 0/0: 192.168.0.129
  255.255.255.128

  PC2 (mobile wired connected to FE 0/0)
  IP: 192.168.0.200
  255.255.255.128
  Default gateway: 192.168.0.126 (the address IP of Cisco 1841)

  Someone would be kind enough to look at this and tell me where I'm wrong please?

  I thought about pulling the superhub completely, but I am bound to her by my ISP :(

  Hello

  It of a little early in your studies for this :) but implementation of your knees it should work:

  1841 router:

  int fa0/0 (interface connected to the hub)
  IP 192.168.0.126 255.255.255.0
  NAT outside IP
  No tap

  int fa0/1.2
  encapsulaton dot1q 2
  IP 172.16.0.1 255.255.0.0
  IP nat inside
  No tap

  int fa0/1 (interface connected to)
  No tap

  NAT configuration:

  access-list 1 permit 172.16.0.0 0.0.255.255
  IP nat inside source list 1 interface fa0/0 overload

  Add a default route:
  IP route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.0.1 (so your router knows where to forward DNS queries to 8.8.8.8)

  Connect your 3560 to the second port on the router and configure a trunk on the switch port and add vlan 2:

  int fa0/0 (connected to the 1841 router)
  switch to trunk encapsulation dot1q
  mode trunk switch

  VLAN 2
  name Home_Lab

  Connect your PC to the second switchport and add vlan2:

  int fa0/1
  access mode switch
  access switch vlan 2
  No tap

  Finally, give your PC an address in the subnet of vlan 2:

  IP: 172.16.0.2
  Mask: 255.255.0.0
  Gateway: 172.16.0.1
  DNS: 8.8.8.8

  You should be able to ping the address of the router on the subnet in 172.16.x.x 192.x.x.x. I don't have a Virgin hub to test this, but it worked well with two 1841 routers.

• Problem with server Supermicro laboratory at home, ESXi sets in not as server restarts always

  Dear community,

  I'm having a problem that makes me nuts and I was wondering if you can help me with this.

  While trying to set up a laboratory at home (I think it's often referred to a "white box" system)? I don't get the operational ESXi installation. For three days, I was not able to install ESXi.

  Problem:

  ESXi 5.5U3 installation fails and immediately restarts the host until it starts doing anything... specific.

  Using IPMI my motherboard I recorded (and also attached) a video and tried to integrate it here:

  In case you don't see it please look at the attachment.

  For those who do not see the host starts and begins to extract the files in memory. When he goes to the grey-yellow screen it shows the following lines and then - BOOM - restarts the host and it again:

  Initialization of the moment...

  Initializing Scheduler...

  Initializing power management...

  the user successfully loaded.

  RESET

  I tried several options, such as the boot via USB, both internally and externally, to change between USB 2.0 or 3.0 port or IPMI ISO loading but nothing, all this goes down with the same problem or even f * cks up to my output video when you attach a file ISO storage KVM. Disabling USB legacy support also solves nothing and even had to reset the BIOS thereafter. Also to make sure that it is not related to the RAM, I changed the memory and tried with 8 or 16 GB or 32 GB full and also tried different banks, no change.

  It is the material that I use:

  • Supermicro X10SLL-F
  • Kit of UDUMM 240-pin ECC Kingston 32 GB (4 x 8 GB)
  • be quiet 400W power
  • SATA 250 GB HARD drive (or without)
  • Lexar 8 GB USB stick (formatted with Rufus) / anonymous 4 GB USB Stick

  As described above, nothing I tried quite fix it and I start to feel the distress of one.) "(ne pas pouvoir continuer et b.)" After spending a lot of money on things that don't work (and I'd rather not things).

  I know that, currently, this motherboard is not himself but factually have seen several blog posts of people who use this motherboard with success. Why am I the only one who can not do?

  Oh any by the way, the ESXi version is this: VMware-VMvisor-Installer - 5.5.0.update03 - 3116895.x86_64.iso

  I hope that someone out there is able to help me.

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Believe it or not, it was the power supply.

  All those who try and random restarts as beds me days were due to the poor being quiet power, hopefully, at some point this will help everyone.

• Question of laboratory network home

  I recently acquired a couple of HP DL360 G4s and a NAS I think to support NFS and want to set up a laboratory at home using ESXi 4.1. I also acquired a couple of NIC dual port to add to the servers for additional physical network adapters. I'm a bit confused on the side network, I do not have a GBit 8 port switch I could connect all this, but it is unmanaged and that means no configuration of VLAN. How can I make this work if I want to put the SIN in NFS on my network with internet access?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated

  .. Since I have a switch and can not do VLAN for the time being, I have several uplinks on the standard vSwitch connected to the same subnet?

  As long as you use the 'Road' default vSwitch strategy based on the source port id, it should work.

  André

• Equipment for laboratory practice

  Hello

  I am new to vmware and am enrolled in the vSpere Install & Configure course.  I'm looking to set up a small home convenient to study for the exam lab.  One can tell me if the following server would be enough to set up a small laboratory of loading 3-4 vm servers.  I would not do much with them.  Just install configure and play with some of the vmware tools.  The servers themselves wouldn't have Windows Server or Linux software installed on them.  Nothing major, just something to practice and get used to the vmware tools.

  It is a server that I can pick up cheap.  I realize, he can be timid on the ability of the HD, but I have a lot of additional readers, that I can use to flesh out this part.

  HP Proliant DL560 QUAD P4 XEON MP 3.0Ghz 4 M Cache L3 2U Rack Mount Server - this is a 2U server that holds 4 physical XEON Processors

  QUAD (four physical processors) Intel P4 XEON MP 3.0 Ghz, 4MB L3 Cache processors installed

  ServerWorks Grand Champion chipset - THE

  4 GB (2 x 1 GB, 4 x 512 MB) PC2100 Registered SDRAM with feature Advanced ECC DDR SDRAM ECC

  Smart Array 5i controller more integrated (Ultra3) with 64 MB of total memory on the Module of memory more 5i and BBWC

  2 x (two) Compaq 36.4 GB Ultra3 10 K Hot Swap hard drive RAID 1 configuration installed (max 2 Hot Swap HDs of support)

  Floppy and CD-ROM drive installed

  2 x (two) redundant power 550W Hot Plug

  Integrated management of the Lights - Out Standard (ILO) on the system board

  Two NC7781 PCI - X Gigabit NIC (embedded)

  2 x USB

  Integrated 1280 x 1024, 16 M color on the local bus, PCI, 8 MB of video memory SDRAM

  Two full-length 64-bit/100 MHz Non-Hot Pluggable PCI, a full-length 64-bit/133-MHz Non-chaud ports

  Any idea would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Your server should work perfectly, a little less memory, but it should work to test just the things and play arround.

  As you prepare for the VCP that I suggest, you should consider getting a second server like this one, just to have all the features like HA, DRS etc. available.

  If this is not possible, try to use an ESX Server, within a facility of vmware workstation on a fast machine with enough memory and a processor who must take care of Intel-VT

  You should also think about a NAS or best iSCSI device, test vmotion and svmotion. HP Lefthand for ESX demo should do the job very well.

  If you find this or any other answer useful please consider awarding points marking the answer correct or useful

• Recently downloaded version 9.0.1 and the url is not valid for the default home page. The default home page is still supported?

  I currently have www.google.com set as my homepage, but Firefox says that the url is not valid for the default home page.

  The problem is now solved with the current version of Firefox 10.0. Thanks for the help ccbrunt and SafeBrowser.

• Portege M700 - need drivers for Windows XP Home edition x 64

  Hello

  I recently bought a Portege M700
  It comes preinstalled with Vista on the disc.

  Now, I got an original Win XP x 64 and all my programs are not really compatible with Vista. If I want to install Win XP x 64.
  I have install Windows XP Home edition x 64, but there are no drivers for it, only for drivers vista and Windows XP tablet pc edition.

  Is it possible to find the drivers for Windows XP Home edition x 64?

  Someone at - it already had a problem like this one?

  in any case thank you already for the answer.

  Hello

  I doubt that you can get 64-bit drivers for Windows XP for this laptop from the Toshiba driver page.
  I didn t find drivers for Windows XP 64 bits for Toshiba laptops.
  Why? I think the Win XP 64 bit was not so popular like Win XP 32 bit and most of the applications have been designed for XP 32 bit OS.

  If install you XP 64-bit on this computer, you will have to look in the various 3rd party Web sites for the compatible drivers

  Good luck

• Driver Ethernet for Windows XP Home edition does not work on Satellite A100

  Satellite A100-784 PSAANE-02L011G3 ethernet driver for Windows XP Home Edition does not work. Cannot successfully install driver, downloaded all the drivers and still does not.

  As a sign of Device Manager yellow. I bought my laptop with Vista BASIC and I put XP - SP2. Country is Croatia! Help me please!

  Hello

  I can't believe that you are not able to install the LAN on this Satellite A100 driver!

  However, the satellite A100-784 supports a chip 82562GZ Intel 10/100 Mbit (Ekron) of Lan.

  If you want you can download and install page Intel network driver:

  http://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/Product_Filter.aspx?ProductID=999&lang=eng

  You will find the drivers Intel 8256 x Ethernet controllers

  Good bye

• Need driver for Windows XP Home for my Satellite Pro L100

  Need driver for Satellite Pro L100 (PSLA4E) windows xp sm bus controller.
  Help, please. Can't find anywhere?

  You have listed all the drivers for Windows XP Home edition, of course in the order of good facility?
  If you install all the stuff, you shouldn't have any unknown devices listed in Device Manager.

• Where can I find and download the file "Windiag.iso" for Windows XP Home Edition?

  Where can I find and download the file "Windiag.ISO" for Windows Xp home edition?  IT TURNS OUT THAT HE MUST FIRST DOWNLOAD AND RUN A FILE NAMED 'MTINST. "EXE", AND THAT IN DOING SO, THE FILE NAMED "WINDIAG. ISO"IS CREATED.

  Hello

  You can check this link:

  http://oca.Microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp

• How can I disable the auto restart (following updates) for Windows 7 Home Premium (without messing around w / the register)?

  Hello.  About all of the weeks I have my upload computer files from one day to the next.  It's a 17-hour process, and I don't want the computer off or restarted during this process.  Murphy's law usually results in an update windows & restart related happening whenever I put my computer to download said.  First of all, it is deeply annoying that windows would reboot my computer without asking me (Yes, I realize he asks you, and if you are away for an extended period, he just goes ahead and does it... but really, what the $#! % is the point of asking you if she goes ahead and that anyway when you get him just enough early?)  Wow!  Incredibly retarted the Windows for this.)  But anyway, how can I disable this for Win7 Home Premium?  (As if in the first place is not quite annoying, making it virtually impossible to figure out how to turn it off is like adding insult to injury).  Please NOTE, I've seen some other forum post responses on this site that is: (1) link to an information page on the group policies for system administrators, but nowhere does really explain where and how to access these policies and change them!  (2) has a process that begins with 'gpedit.msc' running, but when I started > box to search for this file, there is no result.  (3) the hacking the registry (seriously?  Please, don't.)  SO, please tell me how to disable the auto restart, step by step, without messing with the registry, for WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM.  Ideally, I'd like to be able to potentially re - activate cela in the future and/or switches back as my usage dictates.  And for the record, it's nut that's not a simple option toggle any, as when my computer or monitor sleeps...  Thank you!!

  Thank you.  I'll do it and change my Windows Update settings.  BUT, FYI, in an act even more incredible, the same night I posted my question here, my computer was said upload, and I was still in place at 03:00 (when Windows is set to d/l and install updates).  I went to the kitchen for a bit and returned to my computer to find a countdown - he downloaded updates and "will re-start in 7 minutes" or so and counting down... I said "AH HA!"  I caught you! "I clicked the button of REPORTER and went to bed smiling that I myself had saved wasting many hours of work.  But when I woke up the next morning... HE HAD DONE IT AGAIN!  This means that it is: (1) downloaded another "critic" (cough) update later in the evening, which seems likely because it took to do this at 03:00 and had already done so... or (2) the REPORTER button defers only during a certain period of time (maybe an hour, or even less, by the look of it) and then do it again anyway.

  This is ridiculous.  As it is not ridiculous to called 9 10 patches 'critical', so critical that an urgent restarting your computer is necessary EVEN IF HE is BUSY WORKING, the substitution of the computer user asks to postpone and reboot anyway is absolutely unacceptable.  How the manufacturers of Windows might think this makes sense, let alone was a good idea?  Reporter should make the computer restarts DO NOT until * I * say he is allowed to do.

  In this case, finish the work of 17 hours, that the computer was in the Middle has been MUCH more critical that whatever is downloaded updated.  NO doubt about it.  I know.  Apparently, my operating system is not smart enough to know.  So to take it upon himself to replace my reporter application is crazy.  And in addition, the operating system MUST be smart enough to understand this - it's really not that difficult - if the computer is a lot of work, something intense, a download that is not finished, a sort of bar of ANY progress on ANY application which is not 100% yet, etc., it should be smart enough to WAIT to reboot anyway.

  Thanks again once, change Windows Update settings so it will download updates but let me choose to install them, since this operating system is so poorly thought.

• Downgrade HP Pavilion P6 - 2417a Windows 8 for Windows 7 Home Premium

  A friend wants to downgrade their PC for WIndows 7 Home Premium. Already, they have a laptop running windows 7 and do not want to continue with Windows 8 on their desk, she finds difficult and binding. She tried to come to terms with her for awhile but is giving up!

  I can not find the device drivers for windows 7 for the model P6 - 2417.

  Drivers are required for the network (RTL8171H-CG), graphics card (Nvidia GeForce GT620), integrated Audio and features of the chipset of the motherboard.

  Someone can help or do I need to search for individual components on the web?

  See you soon

  Jeff

  Stickly wrote:

  A friend wants to downgrade their PC for WIndows 7 Home Premium. Already, they have a laptop running windows 7 and do not want to continue with Windows 8 on their desk, she finds difficult and binding. She tried to come to terms with her for awhile but is giving up!

  I can not find the device drivers for windows 7 for the model P6 - 2417.

  Drivers are required for the network (RTL8171H-CG), graphics card (Nvidia GeForce GT620), integrated Audio and features of the chipset of the motherboard. Windows 7 drivers for chipset is located on the Intel Download Center. The Web of Download NVIDIA site is the source for the driver Nvidia GeForce GT620.  For IDT Audio Codec, try this one.

  Someone can help or do I need to search for individual components on the web?

  See you soon

  Jeff

• where can I get the service pack 1 for windows Vista Home Basic. My media windows palyer will not play DVD with it. I can not get a decoder installed without the service pack. Please help__

  Where can I obtain service pack 1 for windows Vista Home Basic

  Where can I obtain service pack 1 for windows Vista Home Basic

  Hey electric7422

  Click Start then right click on computer

  then left click on properties

  It will tell you if you have a 32-bit version or 64-bit vista

  links below have downloads the standalone vista service Pack 1 for each bit version

  the 32-bit version

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=b0c7136d-5ebb-413b-89c9-cb3d06d12674&displaylang=en

  the 64-bit version

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=874a414b-32b2-41CC-bd8b-d71eda5ec07c&displaylang=en

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• API Mastering Image v2.0 for Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 served Pack 2

  How do we install API Mastering Image v2.0 for Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 Servie Pack 2?

  Hello

  You can download and install the Image Mastering API v2.0 for Windows XP from the following link.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=17073

  Also check the following link for more information.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/932716

• I lost my dvd for win 7 home basic oa what I do

  I lost my dvd for win 7 home basic oa what I need to do? How do I format my laptop is there a link? years of pl

  See if this post on the forum helps: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_install/when-can-i-download-the-windows-7-home-basic-iso/39eac399-3a12-46ed-91f4-93a300126e43

  Windows 7 Home Premium 32 Bit: http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-58996.iso
  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit: http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-58997.iso

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com