Router mode in RV042G

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• ASA 5510 - possible to fill the 2 interfaces in routed mode

  Cisco ASA 5510 with security more license, version 9.1 (5) running in routed mode.

  I want to fill two interfaces for example: eth0/2 and 3/eth0 and configure an IP address / network while leaving the ASA 5510 in routed mode. I know that this is possible in transparent mode, but I need to keep this in routed mode. I know I could configure a single interface and connect a switch but my client does not want to do.

  Otherwise, my only thought would be to configure each interface eth0/2 and eth0/3 as a network traffic and the route of subnet separate between the two.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Thank you

  Andrew

  Andrew

  That would help us answer you better if we understood more about what your client and you want to accomplish. But to answer the specific question you asked, I don't think it is possible in an ASA5510 in routed mode configuration Eth2 and Eth3 to share a single IP address.

  Linking to Eth2 and linking to Eth3 Are they really the same subnet?

  HTH

  Rick

• redirection of IP in FWSM in routed mode.

  How can I enable IP forwarding in FWSM? When I hear the traffic from a single interface needs to be redirected to another device in the same interface his past does not in the normal scenario. Redirection is supported in routed mode?

  It depends,

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  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/ps2030/products_qanda_item09186a0080094874.shtml#add

  If you run > = 2.3, then you can by activating the function "permit same-security-traffic intra-interface":

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/hw/switches/ps708/products_module_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00802c6417.html#wp1052504

• ASA 5505 in router Mode can implement the MAC ACL

  Hi all:

  My client request can the Cisco ASA 5505 implement MAC ACL in Cisco ASA 5505, who is now running in router Mode.

  Can anyone help answer this?

  I tried to search the document and also tried the ASDM in the Cisco ASA 5505 but couldn't see a way to do the ACL by MAC address.

  At the same time can also help me find the command line using the ASA 5505 able to run MAC ACL in router mode?

  Thank you very much!

  Warm greetings,

  TangSuan Tan

  MAC ACL is not supported in Routed mode, only in Transparent mode.

  Here is the command for your reference:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa84/command/reference/A1.html#wp1598101

  And here is the ethertype supported:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa84/configuration/guide/access_rules.html#wp1083699

• Need to put the modem/router mode single modem

  I have a netgear router and a modem/router of calix. I want to say as a modem. I called my ISP and they are no help. I have connected to the gateway and I have experience with the network settings. How can I put it in the modem settings, strictly without the help of my ISP? Thank you

  Who needs to put the router in Bridge mode. The router would then become transparent. Unit acts as a modem only. If you don't know how, ask your ISP.

• WAP54G Repeater, which router mode?

  I have two WAP54G that I used to set that repeaters, but then I had to change my router to a WRT120N... But then I discovered only works with WRT54G Repeater mode, so I had to buy another.
  I bought a WRT54GH.

  I was not able to repeat the operation successfully with this router.   This is what happens to be WRT54GH will not be repeated like the WRT54G? So which router do I need?  If I didn't change my router, how to repeat the signal?

  Thank you.

  Yes. You can use WAP54G and connect directly to the modem to provide a wireless connection. Then, try to repeat the WAP54G signal rather than the signal from WRT54GH. I think WAP54G can repeat if connected with WAP54G wireless signals.

• Bridge mode... Router and TC

  My internet does not work if I have my xfinity on bridge mode router and my TC on mode bridge?

  Bridge on the modem/router and Bridge Mode on the TC will not work.

  Xfinity modem/router must be configured as a modem only simple only (in bridged Mode), and the TC must be configured in router Mode of DHCP and NAT

  or

  Xfinity modem/router must be configured normally as a modem/router, and the TC must be configured in Bridge Mode

• Bug of Linksys WRT54GC Mode of operation of "router"?

  I use a Linksys WRT54GC router and I experience a behavior that I don't expect.
  You give me your opinion?
  This is the case:

  My assumption of "Gateway" or "Router" operating Mode is:
  Gateway mode means NAT that makes invisible LAN subnet side WAN addresses. NAT is disabled by activating the Mode of operation of 'Gateway' to 'router '.

  I have connected a PC (192.168.2.100) to port the router WAN and another (192.168.23.100) PC on a LAN (192.168.23.1) of the router (192.168.2.2) port.
  When I switch my WRT54GC "Router" mode I can't always ping the PC on the site of the side router LAN WAN. SPI Firewall protection and block anonymous Internet requests are disabled. Firewalls on both computers is disabled.

  I saw a similar problem at the forum "Connecting two routers via WAN" 08/28/2008 Victor Tang.

  Don't you think that it is a bug in the mode of operation of the WRT54GC software?

  I reported the bug to Linksys.

  My first experience with Linksys technical support is very good.

  They take the serious problem, ask for the discharge of Wireshark and send me an update of the firmware of the router.

  This fixes the bug with the mode of operation, now I can without NAT on and outside, very well!

  I don't have firmware update earlier because the release notes did not mention my bug, I read in the forum a lot of users having problems after the update of the firmware, so I followed the policy do not update unless it can solve your problem.

  There are some things perhaps worth mentioning:

  You should be careful to use the right firmware for your router.

  Not only the model of the router is too important, the hardware version and too country!

  I've got a WRT54GC, hardware version 1, and it is the type of the EU.

  Of this material, there's also a different US with versions of firmware version!

  The latest version of the firmware to the US type is v1.60.1, the latest version of the EU type is 1.60.0 v.

  Thus, you should take care of this website, you download the update to get the right version and read the release notes. These release notes, you can check if your current firmware version is part of the history of this firmware, so you know that you have the right one. I was so very accurate because many have reported problems in the forum with updates.

  Now I'm able to Exchange traffic between computers and printers in different subnets and I can access the Internet from each subnet gateway I want.

  It is important to think about the configuration of your PC and routing tables.

  The firewall on the computers must be configured on the additional subnet.

  A PC has a default gateway to reach a device on another subnet.

  Most of the time these are devices on the Internet, so if you create additional internal subnets that your traffic will be by default will be send to the Internet and will be lost. To define additional gateways where your additional subnet can be found to avoid this.

  This can be done on a PC with the command: route add (IE 192.168.23.0 mask 255.255.255.0 192.168.2.2) or you define a static route to your router (the latter is preferable).

  The problems I've had, forced me to consider how does networking, with the help of the users on this forum, I would conclude that this is a bug, with the support of very good Linksys everything now works as expected.

  Thank you.

• Switching mode of EPC 3925 / router E3000 speed 20% loss

  my setup is EPC 3925 Switch mode - E3000 router mode

  my ISP speed is 200 Mbps I only have 160 MB/s maximum and is not stable

  When I use the EPC 3925 I get 200 Mbps

  can someone explain why this happens

  takwansani wrote:

  Thanks Meegosh and nerD_sayer for answers

  one last question what happens if ask my ISP to swap the 3925 to a modem router as the 3208

  I gain speed?

  Yes. It is better to have just a modem ordinary to avoid double NAT issues as well as port easier opening if it is necessary to do so.

• WRT600N: How to switch mode to 'Bridge' to 'router '?

  I already posted a messageasking if the WRT600N could be wireless connected w / my new WRT610N. The answer I got was no, I had to wire up together. Well, fair enough - it's been a long shot. The person who answered referenced this set of instructions, I've read before, when I linked the WRT350N w / my previous 600N (cable).

  The problem now is that in these instructions, when he says to go the the "advanced routing" page and change the mode in the drop-down list of 'Gateway' to 'Router', the WRT600N does not have a drop down box - all there is "NAT", radio buttons marked "enable" or "disable." (I tried to insert a picture of the page, but cannot find a way to do that here.) Even the little "help...". "link out side says that there should be a drop-down list box, but there is not.

  I guess I should I put 'NAT' to people with disabilities, that would achieve the same thng than to change the 'Gateway' to 'Router' mode, but I wanted to check here first and see what the official word. So should I set 'NAT' to disable to move my 600N mode to the "router"?

  Thank you! This is good info to have. And looking at the "Advanced Routing" instructions, I notice now that they have dynamic RIP (Routing) active, but the "yellow flag" instructions don't say nothing about it, so I didn't change the disabled. The dangers to do these things later in nite!

• Router WRT54GS, how to set up the infrastructure mode.

  Hello

  I'm new in this forum.  I have been using this router for many years.  I have two desktop computers and a laptop computer, the first two connected by cable, wireless laptop.  I got a lcd tv got a (wireless) lan connector and want to access the internet with my TV as well.  The manual of the TV says that he accepts the router mode infrrastructure and no ad-hoc.  According to me, the first time that I have configured the router was punctual and now I want to change to the infrastructure.   I've looked everywhere and many people say to go to set up the wizard provided in the cd of the router but I did and I don't see the option to select the option at all.  Could someone help me to find a way to fix it?  I'd really appreciate it.

  Thank you guys for your help.  Tonight, I tried several times until it worked.  No idea, but it works now.  Case is closed.  Thanks again.

• Difference between Routed and Transperant mode on firewall

  Hello

  Can someone explain how Routed and transperant on Cisco ASA in simple words...

  The main difference is transparent and works routed layer 3 to layer 2.

  When the ASA is in routed mode, the networks connected to the ASA on two interfaces must be on different subnets.  While in transparent mode, the subnets can be the same.

  Mode routed, as its name suggests, the packets are routed between the interfaces.  In transparent mode, interfaces are bridged so the package is transferred instead of routed (although the inspection and control of the ACL still take place).

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• rv042G multiple s on the same Wan ip

  I'm trying to help a client to remove an extra router on their network.  It lies between them and the outside world.  The customer has a routed IP address block.  I want to do is move the old router on the new router wan and always keep the old ips outside for the nat/passage in.  Is this possible to do?

  Sage

  Hello

  I understand your topology for the following:

  ISP (i-net)---10.1.1.2/30 WAN (router) LAN LAN (RV042G) 10.10.10.1/29---10.10.10.2/29WAN... users... when both routers are in gateway mode)

  If this is the correct configuration you write that you do not need the first router. And if the network is already running in this way, it means that the rules of port forwarding for users are already created on both routers. What you need to do is just remove the first router and configure the WAN on RV042G port with IP 10.1.1.2

  You mention a VLAN 155 on the WAN side. RV042G has no option to specify the VLAN on the WAN port.

  Also, make sure that the ISP doesn't have any port as security to connect only to the MAC address of the router first.

  Kind regards

  Bismuth

• Connect AirPort Express to lemon (Rogers Rocket) Wireless Modem/Router

  I just got Rogers Wireless internet new modem/router Hitron.  I use modem/router mode.  It's great. Very fast and a lot of range. Covers all 3 floors of my house.

  I want to connect an Apple Terminal to my Hitron router with an ethernet cable and put the Hitron in Bridge mode. I want to continue to use the Hitron router as my main and only router.

  However on another floor, I would use an Apple Airport Express connected to my stereo with a jack 1/8 '' to play my music wirelessly from my iTunes from Apple.

  To do this, I need this Apple Airport Express Terminal to 'find' the Hitron router.  How can I get to find the router Hitron?

  I guess that you have a current version or recent of the AirPort Express with the default settings.

  As long as the AirPort Express is located where it can receive a strong signal of the modem/router...and wireless Hitron the Hitron aircraft provides a wireless signal that uses industry standard wireless settings, the AirPort Express can 'join' the wireless network. Wired Ethernet is not necessary.

  Note that the AirPort Express will not "spread" or "repeat" the signal from the router/modem lemon to provide additional coverage of wireless signal wireless, but it can be used to join the wireless network and provide a signal of airtime for your stereo.

  Simply use a Mac running a current or recent operating system, or an iPhone/iPad and configuration "Wizard" Apple to set up things upward. The wizard will automatically offer the correct configuration to 'join' the wireless network. All you really need to do is to enter a device name that you want to use for the AirPort Express and the password of the wireless network and confirm.

  Start the wizard by clicking on AirPort Express under the title of the new AirPort base station.

  

  On an iPhone or iPad, the screen looks like this:

  

  In the example below, the wizard has detected a network named "2WIRE902" for the AirPort Express join. You will see the name of the wireless network that provides the Hitron modem/router on your screen. Just enter a name of device for the Express, then type the wireless network password, then type it again to verify.

  Click next at the bottom right of the window and the AirPort Express displays a green light for a minute or two and you're done.

  

• No comments in Bridge mode network

  I'm not able to maintain a network of comments on my AEBS. If I use the bridge mode on my ADSL modem, then the guest network is visible but not able to be reached by any user with or without password. If I try to use the bridge mode on my AEBS then I have a double NAT error

  The only way that the AEBS can provide a wireless network by using the Guest network feature is if the airport is configured to act as a router. This would mean that the router mode on the airport must be set to DHCP and NAT.

  

  If this setting produces a view of Double NAT, then your "modem" will also provide a DHCP and NAT services... and the modem must be configured in Mode bridge true to allow the AEBS functioning on the network.

  Unfortunately, a number of "modem/router" cannot be set to run in real Mode bridge, your first task must be to find out if it is possible to configure your router/modem to operate only as a simple modem in Bridge Mode... and if he can bet set up this way... 'How' to do it.

  If the modem/router was provided to you by your provider of Internet Service (ISP), you will need to get with the people of support at your ISP for answers.