SFE2000 configuration Layer 3

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• How to reset the default configuration for the ATG Applications layer

  Hi all
  
  If we change the properties through the ACC files, they will be copied to default configuration (localconfig) layers. If I have several servers how can change the default configuration in the directory someother layer in my file system.
  
  
  Thank you
  Neya

  Create the CONFIG.properties in the configuration layer where you need ACCESS to make the changes.
  defaultForUpdates = true

  Peace
  Shaik

• Cannot create the IPv4 Interface on switch SG300-20 entries

  It is a brand new switch, mode of L3, and I am connected to port 5. By default, all ports are VLAN1 (management) defined as the PVID and are defined in trunk mode. I can connect without problems, and nothing else is connected to the switch.

  I did a master reset (via the web interface and button reset for 20 seconds) several times, and every time I try to assign an IP address to a VIRTUAL LAN on the page located at IP Configuration > GPI and Interfaces > Interface IPv4, I lose connectivity to the switch and it should be reset.

  I make no changes to the VLAN1 (management) or the port I am logged in, but the problem persists. My switch is bad? Thanks in advance.

  Hello Terry,

  It is done, your switch has several types of IP addresses,

  -static IP address (you set this)

  -dhcp (a server or router that sets)

  -default (if neither of the other is defined) 192.168.1.254.

  If the sg300 or 500 device has the default IP address and add another IP interface (on a virtual LAN or on a port), it will determine that static or dhcp is the management interface and the address 'by default' won't work any more.

  The workaround for this is:

  When you configure layer 3 routing on a sg300 or switch 500, once the switch is in mode l3, you must:

  1 - give each VLAN interface a static IP from vlan1.  This can be the same as the default 192.168.1.254, but I recommend to choose another address where you decide to add another switch in the future.

  2 - before you set an IP address on the new VLAN, assign a port of access to the new vlan (so you can move your desktop to this vlan) management if necessary.  management of VLAN--> belonging to a vlan port.  Once you assign the ip address and your management interface goes far, move your pc to port on the new virtual local network, give it a static and reconnect to the new IP address.

  3. use the cable from the console and CLI to configure the interface vlan, as the console port does not go down, or lose connectivity when configuring a VLAN.

  Hope this helps,

  Dan

• Linksys SFE2010

  I have a Cisco Switch SFE2010 48 10/100 Ethernet ports and I Don t see the options to configure layer 3. It seems that my devide is only a layer 2 device. I Don t know why because it says card has Layer 3 properties

  Concerning

  Carlos

  Hi carlos,

  Telnet, or better, console switch

  This management interface, allows you to change the default mode of the switch.

  The switch is located by default in;

  1. cumulation of mode as well as

  2. mode of layer 2.

  You should be able to easily find these options in the main menu of the console or telnet.

  Change this mode layer 2 layer 3 mode.

  If your don't not using stacking, changes the default stacking of stacking mode mode...

  The machine will reboot after you change these default settings of your configuration.

  After the restart, console back in, you can then use the console to change your default management interface IP address.

  Best regards, Dave

• Problem with FWSM and the same L3 interface switch

  I have two 6513 s with a 802. 1 q trunk linking them. Each switch is redundant Sup720s running in native mode, worm IOS 12.2 (18) SXF (that they were running out of SXD3). A FWSM (ver 2.3 (3), routed mode, unique context) is in each switch, Setup in failover mode.

  I can't get a PC in a virtual LAN that has the defined layer 3 interface on the switch with the active FWSM in this document, to communicate with the devices 'behind' the FWSM. If I move the configuration of layer 3 to this vlan to the other 6513, everything works fine.

  The MSFCs are inside the firewall, they have a configured layer 3 interface in the same vlan as the FWSM 'inside' interface. Several "same security level" interfaces are defined on the FWSM and used to protect the farms. I use OSPF on the MSFCs and FWSM and the routing table is correct.

  The FWSM generates connections to the attempts made by the PC with interface layer 3 defined on the same switch as the active FWSM very well, so this isn't a problem with FWSM ACL.

  A ping of the FWSM "inside" interface from a PC with the defined layer 3 interface on the same switch as the active FWSM fails, although debug icmp trace on the FWSM demand and response shows. A the packet capture, using the NAM-2, only shows the request packets. I captured on the vlan common and FWSM port channel interface bottom of basket.

  Just to add to the confusion, if I capture in the same places, but do the ping of a PC which is in a VLAN with the interface of layer 3 defined in the 6513 which does not contain the active FWSM, that works very well, I see the request and response on the capture of vlan common, but only on demand on the capture of the port channel.

  This problem has been there since the beginning of this implementation and has not changed with IOS and FWSM software upgrades. I had this experience with all the VLANS that I tried to define the interface of layer 3 to on the switch with the active FWSM. I turned on MLS.

  If anyone has experienced this and solved, or knows what is happening, I would be grateful for any ideas.

  Thank you.

  Keith

  Keith, are you running etherchannel distributed on of your 6513?

• Simple AccessControlServlet

  I'm writing a servlet to simple access control. My goal is to give access to the profile.jsp page to only registered users. I use ATG 10.1. But the allowAccess method is not called in my accesscontrolcontroller. I don't know if I wrote it correctly. Please help me on this.

  package randon.store.security;

  SerializableAttribute public class MyAccessControlServlet extends GenericService implements

  {AccessController}

  @Override

  {public boolean allowAccess (arg0, arg1 DynamoHttpServletRequest profile)

  Return dosomethinghere();

  }

  @Override

  public String getDeniedAccessURL (profile arg0) {}

  TODO self-generating method stub

  return "/ pages/access_denied.jsp.

  }

  }

  AccessControlServlelt.properties in the userprofiling/atg /.

  $class = atg.userprofiling.AccessControlServlet

  enabled = true

  # Kernel path of the profile object

  profilePath ^ = ProfileRequestServlet.profilePath

  # List of mappings between the railways and the AccessController objects.  If a

  # path refers to a directory, all of the documents in this directory and

  # subdirectories will be protected by the given AccessController.

  accessControllers =.

  /pages/profile.jsp=/Randon/store/security/MyAccessControlServlet

  # List of "forbidden access" event listeners

  # accessAllowedListeners =

  # List of "access denied" event listeners

  # accessDeniedListeners =

  # URL for redirection if access is denied.  If the AccessController

  # provides its own deniedAccessURL, it does not replace this value.

  #deniedAccessURL = http://yourserver/NoAccess.html

  I can't say why your controller isn't called casual.  It is possible that the url of your request does not match/pages/profile.jsp.  If you enable loggingDebug in/atg/dynamo/servlet/dafpipeline/AccessControlServlet, you should get useful information.

  I see a couple of weird things in your code.  I don't think that they have nothing to do with the question of whether if your controller is called, but I thought they were noted.

  1. it is not a good practice to modify a copy of AccessControlServlet.properties.  If you copy the entire file, you may miss changes that get latest versions of Oracle business.  You can also lose the changes made by other trade Oracle modules if you add them to the list that you run with.  The recommended method is to create a separate AccessControlServlet.properties file in your own configuration layer and set only the properties that you want to change.  In this case, your file would be a single line:

  accessControllers+=/pages/profile.jsp=/randon/store/security/MyAccessControlServlet

  You can use = instead of +=, but += is a good habit to get where you work on applications with several modules.  += Add your controller to all that has been configured by modules that you depend on.

  2 oracle trade comes with a couple of controllers that can be used to search for registered users.  The first includes a core of/atg/userprofiling/NonTransientAccessController path in the DPS module.  Trade Referece store is another option with/atg/userprofiling/LoggedInAccessController.  You should not write your own controller unless you need more complicated business logic.  If you do this as a training exercise, that's fine.

• Select several layers and harmonizing via a script

  

  I have the following configuration layer and here is what I want to do via a script

  (1) select Layer 1 and layer 0

  (2) align the 0 to the left of the canvas layer

  (3) select Layer 1 copy of layer 0 and

  (4) align the layer 0 copy to the right of the canvas

  Is it still possible via the script? Changing the size of the documents

  If you look at the script that I posted it doesn't select it all, and the two alignment measures to align the active layer.  All the alignment of four Charter id are included in the code. all you need to do is target the layer that you want to align. It should look like this

  var savedActiveLayer = app.activeDocument.activeLayer;  Save the current layer of adtive

  app.activeDocument.selection.selectAll ();                          Select all

  Left ('AdLf'); Right ('AdRg'); Top ('AdTp'); Bottom ('AdBt'); Center Horizontal ('AdCH'); Center Vertical ('AdCV');

  Add code to the target 0 layer / / activeDocument.activeLayer = layers 0

  align ("AdLf");                                                                    Align to selection on the left side

  Add code to the target layer 0 copy / / activeDocument.activeLayer = copy of layers 0

  align ("AdRg");                                                                  Align to selection on the right side

  app.activeDocument.selection.deselect ();                           Deselect the option

  app.activeDocument.activeLayer = savedActiveLayer;        restore the current layer

  //////////////////////////////////////////////////

  align (method) {} function

  var / / desc = new ActionDescriptor();

  Var ref = new ActionReference();

  ref.putEnumerated (charIDToTypeID ("Lyr"), charIDToTypeID ('Ordn'), charIDToTypeID ("Trgt'));

  desc.putReference (charIDToTypeID ("null"), ref);

  desc.putEnumerated (charIDToTypeID ('Usng"), charIDToTypeID ("ADSt"), charIDToTypeID (method));

  executeAction (charIDToTypeID ('Algn'), desc, DialogModes.NO);

  };

• ATG servers for two areas weblogic

  Hello

  I created two areas a dev and another for the KICS

  If I have two ears in the respective areas are spread

  How atg will create instance Server atg for these two applications

  and also what is the main role of the records of servers in the base atg directory and also when he comes in the picture

  When the file servers you will be useful and what scenario, it is useful

  and also I have the folder localconfig inside the base atg directory and also inside the C:\ATG\ATG10.1.2\home\servers\dev_publishing folder

  What is the main difference between these two folders of localconfig

  Please give me clear idea about that

  ATG don't create servers atg. You must create them manually using cmd makeDynamoServer.

  Once the server is created, you must assemble the ear using the command:

  runAssember-Server dev_publishing C:\test\publishing.ear m

  Then these ears is deployed in each area that are generated with the ATG specific server option.

  Folder on the server is the configuration layer to override the changes to the specific server.

  ATG directory will replace any changed set in your module.

  Configuration C:\ATG\ATG10.1.2\home\servers\dev_publishing layer is at the top of the atg localconfig House.

  Peace

  Shaik

• Configuration of several interfaces vlan on a layer 3 switch

  I am trying to incorporate a layer 3 switch in a network. (see figure 1 below). My problem is that in the configuration below, the layer 3 switch seems to offer no additional benefit on a layer 2 switch, because it does not pass packets from Layer 3, instead, it will take an additional router configuration.

  If I set up 2 interfaces like no switchports (diagram2) and create virtual interfaces on the switch of level 3, that is to say 0.1/g0, g0/0.2, 0.3/g0, g0/1.1,g0/1.2, g0/1.3, configure dot1q encapsulation and add ip addresses and subnets on each interface, so I understand that I can use the switch of level 3 as a router.

  However this introduces a new problem now, VLAN 1 is on both interfaces, so devices in VLAN 1 on each interface will have point to the default gateway on this specific interface and features of VLAN 1 on G0/0.1 interface must be configured with a different subnet than those on G0/1.1 interface.

  It does not seem logical, am I missing something?

  Assignment.jpg

  

  Figure 1

  assignment2.jpg

  

  Paul

  On a L3 switch you do not configure subinterfaces (usually).

  You create what's called Lass (Switched Virtual Interfaces) instead of this, and what are your L3 interfaces.

  If your L3 switch ports are ports of L2 or other trunks or assigned to a VLAN specific.

  For each VLAN you want to route you create then a SVI IE. -

  int vlan
  IP x.x.x.x
  No tap

  and the default gateway for clients in this vlan is the IP assigned to the SVI.

  Any other configuration of L3 interface, you add to the SVI.

  The only time wherever you actually use the ports of L3 is when you connect to a router for example.

  Jon

• Configuration Wireless 3G as online backup with cisco switch layer 3?

  Hi all

  We have an existing GPRS modems for data transfer between 2 different sites, this connection is a bit slow to no more than approximately 114 Kbps, the idea is to add a 3G modem, so the solution will be based on a two-way communication lines which are 3G network and the GPRS network.

  The line GPRS will be the main and 3G will be secondary, this redundancy offers a high level of availability of communication between the two sites.

  is it possible to configure this redundancy with a cisco switch layer 3? If this is the case do you have a tutorial or a link which explain how to do this work with a layer switch 3 ciso?

  all information will be useful for me, thanks

  Hello

  The config is one provided by anisaini, but you need to change your NAT like this:

  IP nat inside source MAIN interface map route x/x main interface

  IP nat inside source route-map interface o/o interface secondary SCHOOL

  Interior int z/z interface

  IP nat inside

  int x/x

  NAT outside IP

  int y/y

  NAT outside IP

  access-list 99

  permit x.x.x.x y.y.y.y where x.x.x.x is your home subnet addresses and y.y.y.y is the corresponding generic mask

  PRIMARY route map

  match ip add 99

  match interface x/x

  SECONDARY route map

  match ip add 99

  game interface y/y

  Concerning

  Alain

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• Layer 2 multicast configuration?

  Hi all, my past and all experience what I read there is no additional configuration for multicast to work when the receivers and the unit which is PIM are in the same subnet? Is this correct?

  I have a subnet of PBX and voice. The device that is running PIM is in the same subnet as my receivers (phones) are in. However, my phone dude tells me that I need to enable multicasting additional functions for phones do.

  I enabled multicast in the past on some of my 3 layer devices, but, only when the device attempting to send multicast packets moving between subnets, such as imaging software.

  Are there additional configuration, I need on my switches, they are all the basis of Cisco 3560 LAN switches.

  Are there troubleshooting tips I can do on the switches to show upcoming multicast packets or not inheriting from the receiver?

  Thank you

  Dan

  Hi Dan,.

  Indeed, the Cisco Catalyst switches require no additional configuration to move within a VIRTUAL local network multicast, and by definition, no additional mechanism is necessary for a multicast should be flooded through a VIRTUAL local network.

  However, the switches Catalyst running IGMP Snooping by default, and it is possible (but not certain) that this could be the cause of trouble. IGMP Snooping is trying to optimize flood multicast by learning about connected receivers and the multicast groups that they have subscribed to and then reference the multicast only through these switchports that have receptors for the corresponding group connected to them. IGMP Snooping depends on the presence of a multicast router in a local VIRTUAL network for sending periodic IGMP Membership Query messages. If this router does not exist, IGMP Snooping is expected to remain quiescent, but experience has been uneven, sometimes.

  Then you can try to disable the IGMP Snooping on your switches just in case by simply entering the no ip igmp snooping in the global configuration mode. This will not cause any failure in your normal operation of the network.

  If it doesn't then please give us some stream information (source, destination group) multicast as well as the exact symptoms that you are experiencing.

  Best regards
  Peter

• Basic configuration of TFS 2012 fails on the data layer.

  Hello

  I have a new installation of sql server 2014 and has the last update 7 on it.

  Installed TFS 2012 update 4 and I tried the basic configuration to help start Wizard.

  I am getting...

  "TF255146: Team foundation server requires SQL server 2008 Rs (10.50.1600) or higher." The SQL server instance xxxxxxx you provided is the version 12.0.2495.0.

  I couldn't find much online research help. Any ideas how to solve this problem?

  Thank you

  Vinciane

  
  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN
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• SFE2000 and SNMP Configuration Switch SGE20x0

  Hello

  I'm looking for the OID of the memory, but I can't find them. I found the mib to SGE20x0, who also works for the SFE2000 here switcch

  http://software.cisco.com/download/release.html?mdfid=282414067&softwareid=283415684&release=3.0.0&relind=AVAILABLE&rellifecycle=&reltype=latest , but there is no OID pick-up for memory. Is no OID for memory available?

  Concerning

  Jürgen

  Hi Jürgen, the information contained in the link is the information documented and supported.

  If the OID / name of the object is not listed you want is essentially not supported.

  If you haven't already done so, you can try to walk to the database and analyze the results to see if there is anything close to what you want.

  -Tom
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• SFE2000 and VLAN

  Before we begin, I want to say that I saw "' responses to my question, but never exactly what I'm looking for, so I create a new post.  I'm not a network engineer, so please forgive my ignorance.

  We are a public library.  We have a network that includes a number of branches, through the central site of the main library.  We show an ASA firewall. We have a Cisco3825 for local and a series of Cisco2800 Internet connection.  We use a system of 192.168.xx.xx, using DHCP network.  We have a number of PCs that are on the network access to the public and they are locked by using various software that prevent people to do much except get Internet.

  What we want to do is to put the public pc in their own network, always using our Internet connection, but not allowing them to see or access one of our 192. addresses.

  We bought a Linksys SFE2000 and it is my understanding that if I use it as a layer 3 switch, we can do what I suggested above.  However, I get so far and I reached my level of incompetence!  We want that all the public pc to come through the SFE2000 and although about allowing the public to use a wireless connection (but that is located).

  Can anyone offer suggestions or point me to a site that will help me?  Thanks in advance and again, sorry for my ignorance.  I look forward to hearing from anyone.

  Well, the router must have at least one interface. If the interface is used otherwise you can simply run it through the router as well.

  If you want to use the features of the ESF L3 basically configure you the VLAN as I've mentioned before. You enable L3 on the ESF, then you configure filtering on the ESF for the VLAN 'public '. Drop everything that goes in your charge of private VLAN.

  The problem is the connection to the router. We must define a new IP subnet for routing between the CPE and the Cisco. So, basically you will need a 3rd VLAN to connect with the Cisco. You can use a very small for this IP subnet if you wish. For example, add VLAN3 with IP address 192.168.99.101/255.255.255.252. The port on the Cisco configure IP address 192.168.99.102/255.255.255.252. On the ESF, set the default gateway 192.168.99.102. Who should route all internet traffic to the Cisco.

• Changing the configuration of network domestic

  I use an Apple Time Capsule as a router with no problems until now. The current configuration is essentially:

  Cable modem

  |

  Time Capsule

  |         \

  |         Wireless

  |

  Hard line CAT 5 of various devices

  We'll be moving soon however, and I want over the new House to have a network in the wall. I have the skills, tools and parts, my only question is whether to change my configuration will work with the configuration that I have in mind. I would like to change it to:

  Unmanaged switch

  (Cat 5)   /           |           -(Cat 5)

  Cable modem |             Time Capsule

  |                             \

  CAT 5 in other rooms wireless

  My apologies for the crude drawing/plan. Here are my questions: the TC can continue to manage the routing/DHCP for the network in this configuration? A switch works, or should I use a managed switch? Everything that handles routing/DHCP function should she go between the cable Modem and the rest of the network, or it will work at any layer as long as it is not competing with something else trying to do the same function?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  I'm assuming that your cable modem is a simple modem... only a single Ethernet port on the device.

  Your new network should look like this:

  Internet connection > Cable modem > router (probably your Time Capsule) > switch > Ethernet devices

  Reason... the cable modem can only provide a valid IP address.  If you have a switch connected to the cable modem... it will be a matter of chance as to which device will get the right IP address. All other devices won't be able to connect to the Internet.

  A switch will be thin and easier to use than a managed switch.