Have a synology diskstation which is join to my domain and the domain administrator group has read and write permissions to all folders but will not accept any domain credentials to access the diskstatuion in file explorer (or when windows backup tries to access it).

Recently we added a new TPG IPVPN Connection (MPLS Network with Hosted Firewall) to eth2 on our watchguard but cant get it to work properly (see attached picture)

For some reason i cannot ping any Sydney LAN IP Addresses (on 10.50.2.0/24 network) from QLD Office to Sydney Office.

What do i need to enable / configure on the wathguard so i can ping internal lan addresses from qld office ?

QLD Office LAN is on 10.4.26.0/24 network.
Sydney office LAN is on 10.50.2.0/24 network

From QLD office I can ping 210.10.228.14,210.10.228.13, 10.252.0.6, 10.252.0.5 OK, but if I try to ping the Watchguard LAN IP Address 10.50.2.90 or another device in the same Sydney network from QLD Office it times out. Any ideas ???

Sydney Office Watchguard Configuration is as follows:

I have 3 interfaces setup on my Watchguard x750e firewall with following parameters:

Eth0: IP: 210.10.228.14 (External) - This is connected to a ISP Managed Cisco 1900 Series Router. This is a routed subnet services TPG NBN Conneciton.
Gateway: 210.10.228.13
NetMask:255.255.255.252

Eth1: IP: 10.50.2.90 (Trusted)
Netmask: 255.255.255.0

Eth2: IP: 10.252.0.6 (External) - This is connected to a TPG NTU and is a IPVPN Connection. This also requires RIPv2 and has dynamic routing setup.
Gateway: 10.252.0.5
Netmask: 255.255.255.252
Dynamic Routing Configuration:
1. Enabled Dynamic Routing is enabled.
2. Enable RIP is enabled
Rip Configuration :
router rip
network 10.252.0.4/30
network …

Hi, the title said it all. Can anyone draft me some pros and cons of stacking switches?

And is it possible to simulate this techniques in GNS3, Packet Tracer or something else?

I have a security camera project that requires a run of about 1000FT for a few cameras.

I know Cat5/6 are not options due to the 300ft limitation.  I guess I could use POE switches at 300/600/900 ft as repeaters but that doesn't sound like a viable solution.

any ideas?

Hello,

I have a famous blue cisco serial cable and ive cut off the rj45 head a bunch of times trying to wire up based on the answer of
'https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23554372/Convert-Cisco-DB9-RJ45-console-cable-to-a-null-modem-DB9-RJ45-cable.html' However, it didn't work for me.

The color order of my wires are with the retaining clip facing the floor:

1: Grey
2: Orange
3: Black
4: Red
5: Green
6: Yellow
7: Blue
8: Brown

So please tell me what order to place the wires in so i can setup this DSR8035. The password is not known otherwise id just set it up via webgui. I was however able to change the ip address via vga and usb mouse/keyboard. ive tried the default Admin and admin with password and no password.

Thanks!

-Tom

some times there is an error in printing .i can't print through network . what is the reason ? how can solve it ? we use an antivirus Norton . can u suggest a solution for this problem

Trying to set up internet for home use with the ability to fail over to a second internet connection (such as cellular). Since my phone and security system are both internet based, I just want to see if there is a (cheap) way to ensure device connections stay up if the primary internet goes down. Since the phone and security devices are not tied to a particular external IP, having them suddenly move to a different external IP is not a cause for concern.

I know best practice for business is to fail over to a different ISP, but since this is for home use I'll say that isn't required here.

I'll figure out which ISPs later. Right now just looking for hardware recommends and how it should be configured.

I need a L3 switch that can respond to two IP addresses.
ex: Two subnets of 10.10.0.0 and 10.20.0.0 can use one L3 switch as the default gateway because it responds to 10.10.0.1 and 10.20.0.1.

Does the HP 2910al-48g have this functionality?

I've looked in the manual and can't find anything regarding that. (Maybe that means the capability isn't there?)

Trying to figure out if I could use one of these new wi-fi mesh router systems in 10K sq ft office.  Wi-fi coverage is sometimes intermittent - using a Sonicwall TZ215 router and Tp-Link PoE hub with 2 additional tp-link EAP 330 access points.  Advantage of the Sonicwall router is antivirus and firewall.  
Advantage of the wi-fi mesh systems (eero, Velop, Orbi, etc) would be the complete wi-ficoverage.  Is the firewall in these good enough?
If not, what would be a good alternative?

my career growth which course i will study?

Hi There,

I want to upgrade F5 LTM to BIGIP-12.1.2.0.0.249 vm , However i am currently running version 12.0.0.1.0.628

Can I do an upgrade or do i need to install it on a new virtual machine?

Regards