Hi there,
I've just configured an Asterisk PBX with some SIP-Phones connected to
it on the LAN and an ISDN link. So far everything is working fine. But
now I've tried to connect the PBX to an external SIP provider
(sipgate.de in this case) through my VPN-1 NGX R61. I configured static
NAT for
Hi,
If your customer wants to have high availability, then he needs two switches
or hub between router and the two firewalls (each firewall is on a different
switch/Hub). Switches are connected with two links (crossover cables for
example).
At the end, the last "point of failure" could be the rout
This will NOT work as long as your local sip proxy is behind a checkpoint
firewall,
Juniper/NetScreen or Cisco Pix firewall. These vendors claim to be "sip"
compliant;
however, it is not a guarantee thing. For this to work properly, you would
need
something like Session Border Controller
Scott,
Thanks for the info. The checkpoint sk ID sk25675.
That being said, I performed "cpstop" on both the Active and Standby
SmartCenter
and edit the $FWDIR/lib/user.def file with vi editor. I performed "cpstart"
on both the
Active and Standby SmartCenter after that. The problem
Well
First of all, I should say or you use cluster xl or you use vrrp, I think
that your problem resides there. I've never seen this configuration and I
don't think is correct at all. Try using only vrrp. And verify if everything
is working fine.
Best regards
lino
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Hi,
This is a very common scenario when you want to have vrrp and state sync.
In such scenario ClusterXL is only used for state synchronization.
Best regards,
Pedro Boavida
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Neither DOES Microsoft.but we still buy their products...Dont we?
The software companies need to be responsible of the software they put on in
the market...just like manufacturingso we can sue the hell of them.
Maybe, just maybe after that, they would do a lot more quality assura
Hi Guru,
I want to ask if there is a easy method to do a management server upgrade?
Actually I want to move all configuration and license from a piece of old
hardware to a new hardware.
Anything I need to pay attention?
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Clive
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Accept ICMP requests: before last ?
On 9/24/06, cisco4ng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
LAN_A---(i)Pix(o)---Internet---(Ext)CP_FW(Int)---LAN_B
I have a site-to-site VPN between Cisco Pix and Checkpoint
Firewall NGx. Traffics are encrypted bewtween LAN_A
and VLAN_B without any NAT translation.
Hi Guru,
I want to ask if there is a easy method to do a management server upgrade?
Actually I want to move all configuration and license from a piece of old
hardware to a new hardware.
Anything I need to pay attention?
Open a command prompt window :
> cd %FWDIR%\bin\upgrade_tools
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