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justins · 09-24-2013

Hi,I have a use case to connect P1 and P2 to different networks (same building but segmented networks0, but I need the routing table for each interface to be separate so traffic coming into P1 will use the DF route for P1 network, and traffic coming ...

justins · 08-10-2011

Can someone explain the differences betweenDefault Device adminandDefault Network access

justins · 09-26-2013

Using the same edge internet connection but the interfaces will connect to two different "core" routers behind the edge. So I assume if I put 0/0 route for P1 and 0/0 route for P2, only the P1 route will be used or will they load balance?Either way d...

justins · 09-25-2013

Cool thanks Vance. Yes they will be different network/subnet. We should have this setup by next week so hopefully it works for us.Justin.

justins · 09-05-2013

I was able to make it work using different device groups and shell profiles instead of trying to combine mulitiple together. Is your issue with IOS devices or NXOS devices (role-based auth)Justin

justins · 08-11-2011

Making different device groups and shell profiles mapped to different authorization profiles fixed my problem BTW.Here is the setup I did for Juniper. I will try the netscreen one (last picture) later today/tomorrow

justins · 08-10-2011

Not sure on your topology but maybe vRFs is what you are afterSent from Cisco Technical Support iPad App

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