Hello, I would like to implement an ACL that would only allow returning traffic to the WEBTERM server ( initialised by the WEBTERM, no other traffic).The commands I used were :ip access-list extended REFLEXIVEpermit tcp any 172.16.30.0 0.0.0.255 esta...
How should I go about configuring IPv6 in this case:I have this topology, in the yellow network I have VLAN 10 and VLAN 20 configured for IPv4, and in the upper-right network there is VLAN 30, VLAN 40 and VLAN 99. I would like to configure IPv6 on ea...
I have this topology and I don't know why the pings don't work properly across networks, and even in the same network for vlan 10 and 20. Circled with black are the vlans.Every device is properly configured with an ipv6 address and a gateway (SW and ...
Sorry for the late answer, how would you go about doing that? I'm fairly new to NAT and the only function I can think of is the translation from a private address to a public one.
Yes, I was mistaken. I thought a reflexive ACL was just another term for an ACL with the "established" keyword since I saw on another post a similar problem with the reflexive tag. I will try and get familiar with the reflexive ACL since it sounds li...
Thanks you so much and I apologize for having you having to troubleshoot such a messy topology. I'm really curious, was there something wrong on my end or why did Packet Tracer act like this? Also, why did removing the switch and the MSW make it work...
I added a zip with the .pkt file and a pretty messy addressing scheme to maybe make it easier to follow since the .pkt is already quite messy.I tried to make it work with RIPng and static RIP.
