I have a front gate on my farm that has 1800 feet of what I think is cat 3 untwisted 25 pair wire that was placed under Ground 10 years ago to operate the telephone connection and gate opener, the question: is there a way to wire this into my LAN in the house to be able to connect video Surveilance and or like a "Ring Doorbell" for internet access?

We had a Cisco Catalyst 1900 switch die this morning and need to replace it. My concern is getting the right fibre connections. What will I need to do if I want to replace the 1900 with a Cisco Catalyst 2960?

Thank you!

Robert

We have two different telecoms setup here. Anyhow, I want to move the Xerox machine with a dedicated line to another room. the dedicated fax line is using a RJ11 and ther eis also a RJ45 data port being used. The other room is setup for RJ45.

My issue is moving the dedicated Fax line. The line comes to the printer with no moving room. I'll either leave the box in place and use a longer Ethernet cable and wire it for RJ11 and move it to the other room. I haven't climbed into the ceiling yet to see if there is extra wire but I have to move it over 50 feet. I was thinking to leave the box in place and put a cable into the box and then feed it back up to the ceiling and run it across to the other room I need to put the Xerox in.

Does anyone have an easier way of doing this or any other ideas? I hope this makes sense...

Any questions please let me know.  I can also attach pictures...

TY All

Spectrum/Charter installed modem at local church and it cannot connect Mac laptop to Internet. The modem replaced earlier installation which failed. Charter says new installation works OK.

Should this connection work OK?

Hi ALL

i have done the configuration in HP aruba 2420 switch ,same configuration needs to be in juniper EX3300 switch,

Kindly find the below HP Switch Aruba commands,

#hostname hp-switch1
#vlan 10 ip address 192.168.0.35 255.255.255.0
#vlan 10 tagged A1 ( i need to tag port also fine )
#vlan 20 tagged A1 ( i need to tag port also fine )
#vlan 150 tagged A1 ( i need to tag port also fine )
#vlan 10 untagged 1-46
#vlan 20 untagged 47-48
#timesync sntp
#sntp unicast
#sntp server priority 1 192.168.0.10
#time timezone 330
#ip default-gateway 192.168.0.1
#snmp-server contact Bang-Systems location 9th-floor
#vlan 1
#no ip address
#vlan 10
#name sales
#vlan 60
#name cop
#exit

#no telnet-server
#no password operator
#password manager plaintext ********
#encrypt-credentials

#radius-server host 192.168.0.120 key root123
#radius-server key root123
#aaa authentication login privilege-mode
#aaa authentication console enable radius local
#aaa authentication telnet login radius local
#aaa authentication web login radius local
#aaa authentication ssh login radius local
#aaa authentication ssh enable radius local
#aaa authentication port-access chap-radius
#aaa port-access gvrp-vlans
#aaa port-access mac-based addr-format multi-dash
#aaa port-access mac-based 1-46

#logging 192.168.11.122
#snmpv3 enable
# # Give password 123456
# # type "n" for user creation
# # type "y" for restricted access
#snmpv3 user snmpv3user auth sha EPe3XjeQh3F5…

There are two sets of Sonos one on the main network and anther on the guest network.

Do I need to get anther bridge/ adapter for the guest network ? the main has one.

Hi: I just bought a 2017 GMC Sierra 2500. Its a very basic truck and their is no bed liner on it. My questions is where can I find that thing or something like that cheap in under 100 bucks?

What is the default username & password for a Dell SonicWALL TZ600 router?

I'm looking for some input regarding some recent spine/leaf design proposals I've come across. While a "traditional" S/L design would be to connect the enterprise campus core via L3 connections to the DC leaf nodes, what's been proposed are designs where all LAN distribution would also connect to the leaves, the S/L becoming a unified/collapsed DC and campus core.

Traditional

Proposed

I'm looking to vet potential concerns around this design (if any). If a customer is also looking to handle Layer 2 extension/overlay across the S/L fabric to support VM mobility (a la VXLAN), does this present a problem? Or, would we simply define the ports that connect to compute resources as VTEPs and NOT the links leading to the LAN switching?

Again, looking to see if others are running across (or even deploying) these collapsed designs, where the before/after net effect is the removal of the existing campus core switching layer (and thus, savings in hardware expense).

Thanks again

My GSM modem is not able to send or receive messages. The red light on it does not blink anymore, but just continuously is lit up. Whenever I try to send a message, it comes up with
AT+CMGS=(number)
>(message text in hex)→
ERROR
AT+CMGS=(number)
>(message text in hex)→
ERROR
AT+CMGS=(number)
>(message text in hex)→
ERROR
It repeats 3 times for every attempted message sent.
Any suggestions?

Hi,

I have a Cisco Air-Lap1042N-E-K90 access point but when I try to do a factory reset of this AP so I can configure it there is no option for conf t

I have followed the reset procedure and unplugged and pressed and held the mode button and the AP goes through it's startup until the LED goes to solid red,  At this point I release the mode button, The LED initially blinks green, then goes to blinking red and then continues onto blinking amber and then seems to stick in this loop after this stage I can ping the ip assigned when I connect an Ethernet cable but I still can't even login on my browser or conf t into it at CLI level either.

Is there something I'm missing here as I'm not fully conversant in cisco.?

Any help would be grateful
thanks

Craig

I have a program that our organization uses to collect reports and recently the GSM modem has been unable to receive or send SMS messages. All AT+CPIN= codes return ERROR. AT will still return OK. When I configure the modem, it looks like this.
AT+CMGL=4
ERROR
AT
OK
ATE0
OK
AT+CPIN="****"
ERROR
AT+CMGF=0
OK
AT+CNMI=0,0,0,0
OK
AT+CMGL=4
OK
How do I fix this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Title says it all. We need to configure multiple (12) tomcat servers on a single application server and are using a Barracuda model 340 load balancer. I'm not certain because I don't configure Tomcats, but is it just a case of assigning each tomcat an ip address and then defining all 12 ip addresses to the load balancer?