I am trying to log sonicwall capture logs to an FTP server but it fails I have attached a pcap file of the failurefailed-ftp.pcapng

I have a network with the range 10.4.240.x to 10.4.243.x. I should be able to reach / ping any device on the network from any address. For the most part, I can. The servers /printers and other resources are all on the 10.4.240.x subnet. From any other subnet I can ping the servers and printers and access them fine. What I can't ping or access is the routers gateway on 10.4.240.125. It does not respond to a ping request and isn't accessible. Any computer on anything other than 10.4.240.x does not have internet access because the device can not see the gateway. I have no idea why this one ip address isn't responding.

I'd appreciate any ideas to try to resolve this problem.

Regards,

Bill

I have a user of an 8 port managed router.  I got two of the ports up and running.   Now the user wants the other 6 ports up and running.   They seem to want to just want to use the ports to add to their network.   When I go to "light the ports up", I take it I will turn them on and just use the same scope of IP addresses, Correct?  It is a Ubiquiti router.

OSPF Visibility of the Network.

Unlike RIP and EIGRP, OSPF is a Link State protocol, what does that mean ? does it mean a router configured with OSPF knows the topology in every router that is configured with OSPF ?at least the routers that are in t same area ?

Reading about SDN , this technology has a capability to have visibility of the whole network topology.  is it the same as OSPF routers in the same area ?

Thank you

I would like to ask what is better for DHCP , to provided by router or by server?

I know that there are these 2 options but i don't know what is better to use.

I have a small business office from which the following network activity occurs:
1) I provide VPN access from the outside world into a server in my office
2) I have wired devices in my home/business network.
3) I have wireless devices in my home/business network.
4) I connect from my home/business network via a VPN to a remote network.

Relative to Item 1):  My ISP supplies a COMTREND modem for internet connectivity.  I have a Static Public IP for this device.  It has been placed in full bridged mode.  Behind it I have installed a new Linksys LRT214 VPN gigabit modem.  It has a PPPoE connection to the COMTREND device and has been configured correctly with the help of Linksys support personnel.  To provide access to the server via a VPN connection, this Linksys has an “OpenVPN” setup menu.  All pertinent info that allows connectivity is entered into the correct fields and a config file is automatically created.  This, too, has been accomplished with the help of Linksys personnel.  This config file is installed on the client pc’s that will reach the server I provide to them.  This has been tested and the client pc’s reach the server on my network with no problems.
The LRT214 is distributing addresses to all devices plugged in to it with the following addressing scheme:  192.168.3.xxx.  It’s own settings are as follows:
Static IP address:  192.168.3.1
Subnet Mask:        255.255.255.0
Gateway:                72.xx.xxx.xx   (Hidden for obvious reasons, but given to me …

This is driving me batty.   I just had my internet upgraded to 1GBPS.   All of my devices (with the exception of my gaming machine).   Doing a speed test from my router to the internet I am getting 924mbps down and 30mbps up.  Which is correct.
I have a 6000$ gaming machine with a built in Intel gigabit ethernet adapter getting 1GBS connection and I can only get 130mbps down.
I thought maybe it was the card so I bypassed it and connected an ethernet to USB adapter ASIX AX88179 USB 3.0 to gigabit adapter same issue (yes its in the 3.0 slot)
I have had the modem in router and bridge mode made no difference.
I totally removed my linksys wireless router and connected directly to the back of the modem which is a Hitron no matter what port and still only get 130mbps down.  Verified in the modem itself it was getting a 1gbps connection as well.  
My phone is getting 300-400mbps on 5g why the heck cant my machine get more than 130mbps down?  On 2 different nic interfaces!!   Rebooted the modem, factoried the modem its in bridge mode on my router working just fine.   This is driving me crazy!
Also I have tried duplexing full mode and auto negotiate no difference!   Even my cell phone on 5G is getting 300-400mbps down.  I have tested this in several browsers as well including IE11 as well as totally disabling my NIC in the bios only using the external USB to Ethernet connection.   The router has the latest firmware as well. Both Ethernet cards have the …

hi,
got a dlink layer3 switch
got vlan1- management
got vlan2- voice
got vlan3- data
switch is doing the inter vlan routing.
and got default route  going to router ip

the part I want to know : - —— how do I connect the dlink switch to the router ???  the port in switch should I make it trunk ? In router what am I doing ?

We wish to monitor vpn dial in access, we are currently doing this using VPN Graph under diagnostics which is giving us what we need but unfortunately it only shows data for the past week or so. Is there a way to monitor long term vpn access. We have connected a usb stick to the draytek to record logs but this doesn't seem to record vpn access.

Hi,

I've been working on an Edgerouter X for the past week trying to get a VPN client to connect to it.  I've tried everything I can think of but I cannot get either a Windows 10 client to connect and an iPhone VPN to connect.  I'm sure that I have something set incorrectly on my Edgerouter.  Just now I upgraded the firmware from 1.10.1 to 1.10.10.  I don't dare go to 2.0.6 as I've had a lot of problems with that firmware.  Here is what I programmed into my Edgerouter (I've removed the sensitive data):

set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 30 action accept
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 30 description ike
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 30 destination port 500
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 30 log disable
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 30 protocol udp

set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 40 action accept
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 40 description esp
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 40 log disable
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 40 protocol esp

set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 50 action accept
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 50 description nat-t
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 50 destination port 4500
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 50 log disable
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 50 protocol udp

set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 60 action accept
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 60 description l2tp
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 60 destination port 1701
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 60 ipsec match-ipsec
set firewall name WAN_LOCAL rule 60 log disable

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