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It sounds like the running-config and
startup-config were different before the restart. I would check an old
router config and compare it to the current running config. I would look
close at any access-lists or conduit statements that you might have since it
sounds like a filtering issue. Check for the addition of a “deny
any any” statement at the end of the access-lists. Clarification: Is this your WAN
router connecting to remote sites or connecting to an ISP or both? Brian From: Jennifer
Fountain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] We added two wic cards. They aren't
enabled yet (we are changing our wan provider). Thanks! From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mulnick, Al What changed with the network
router? Sounds like some settings are still there that don't coincide
with what you want to do. From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jennifer Fountain Hi
Guys, I
gotta a weird one and I need some suggestions. We recently installed a new
"fizzmo" server. (Installed new DC and transfered the services - went
very well.). Last night we reboot our corporate wan router for the first time
since the transition. Now, one of our remote sites only sees local machines in
their network neighborhood and their machine are not in my 'hood. I can't seem
to find the problem. Has anyone seen this before and can you offer any
suggestions? Thanks! Jenn |
- [ActiveDir] Weird Network Browse... Jennifer Fountain
- RE: [ActiveDir] Weird Netwo... Mulnick, Al
- RE: [ActiveDir] Weird Netwo... Perdue David J Contr InDyne/Enterprise IT
- RE: [ActiveDir] Weird Netwo... Jennifer Fountain
- Stockbrugger, Brian L.
