Cisco Switching/Routing :: Allowing RDP On 891w
Sep 24, 2012I am trying to allow RDP through my 891w.I have tried a few different yjing to no avail. [code]
View 23 RepliesI am trying to allow RDP through my 891w.I have tried a few different yjing to no avail. [code]
View 23 RepliesI have a client that that is installing a new network. They have requested the use of an CISCO891W-AGN-A-K9 mostly to be consistent with upgrades perfomed at other sites. I agree with the use of this router, so that's OK. The issue is that they have requested that I use the integrated PoE available on this model. I'm also OK with this as it will make a much neater installation. However, I can't seem to find much information on how to get the integrated PoE. I need clarification as to whether I can get a kit to upgrade this router. I generally purchase from sites like newegg or cdw (I'm an independent contractor) and I can't seem to find one with it. I have found some information on 800-IL-PM-4 and 800-ILPM-4 (who could confuse those ). Are they the same or different? Which one is the correct one and does it include the AC power adapter and can if be retro'ed into a router without the PoE?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI believe I have the steps done at the IOS to config the WAN port for SSH, but I still can't connect to it. I have "logging console 7" on so I am able to see that the router is dropping my TCP session requests. I figure this is just the built-in zone-based firewall at work.
Is there a very straightforward process, via the IOS, to allow SSH inbound on the WAN port? I'm not very familiar with the IOS other than basics so while I know how to do things like "transport input ssh" and "login local" and such on the vty 0 4 line, I have no idea whatsoever on what I should do with the firewall stuff. I believce the WAN interface is already a member of the outside zone though so I imagine one just has to somehow include ssh (preferably on a non-standard port) in the exceptions on the firewall somehow.
I have been poking around for a step-by-step IOS guide for this but only find info on configuring SSH itself but not how to open the firewall to allow the connection for it through.
I have an 891w as my edge device for my home office. I have a VLAN for family use (wired and wireless) that routes out to the internet just fine. I have a second VLAN assigned to a VPN tunnel that backhauls traffic to my corporate network (wired and wireless) and all of the traffic gets to the corporate network fine when I am on that VLAN.
However, while I am on the VPN VLAN, no traffic gets to the internet. I believe it is because I have the gateway of last resort (0.0.0.0) set to the WAN IP address provided by my ISP, so DNS is resolving against corporate, but because there is no specific route, it is trying to dump the traffic back out the WAN without traversing the VPN tunnel.
I'm new to using Cisco Config Professional Express but a lot of things are just "off" with this utility. But my problem for this post is specifically the 891W's internal access point, or initial access to it.
My situation is that I have some 891W's. It's my first time working with them, as well as with CCP Express (2.5). After isolating the router and my PC to their own network, using the IP my PC got via DHCP frmo the router I opened a web broswer and connected to the router. The initiial configuration wizard came up and I went through the various screens. One of those screens had basic config info for the internal wireless AP which I provided. Somewhere in that screen it asked for a Hostname for the AP, and a password. It doesn't askfor a username though. To ensure I wouldn't run into confision, I made sure to set every password I ever get asked to configure as the same thing so the AP's password was also the same.
However after I finish with the wizard, the java-based CCP Express begins prompting me for first the main router credentials which I provide and it gets the router config, then it prompts mefor the username/password for the Access Point. First of all, the initial config wizard had never asked me for the username for the access point, only the hostname, and the password. I had assumed it was just going to use the main router username, or perhaps a blank username.
In any case, nothing I type ever works. I've used cisco/cisco, or a blank username with my new password, or the same username as the main router with the password ---- nothing. This is now the 4th time I have completely Reset the router to factory defaults and while I am learning the use of CCP Express through repetition, I'd also like to get this thing configured and out the door so my customer can use it.
I am trying to configure the FE8 (WAN port) to connect to the Internet. We're swtiching ISP'ssoon so this router was set up at my office and has since been deployed at the client site. So far it is just plugged in and powered, with a console cable attached but no LAN cabling since this router will replace an existing one using the same addressing (except the WAN settings of course). So for now I am just focused on working on the WAN side since I have the ISP's cable modem attached . I had intiially used CP Express to config the wan port with an IP and mask and the various port forwarding options I intend to use. Now, connected via console cable, I tried pinging the IP of the wan port, which works. Beyond that, can't ping anyting (8.8.8.8 - a Google IP), also can't resovle any DNS names which makes sense with no apparent connectivity. Likely my config is just imcomplete. Nowhere in sh run do I see a Default Gateway, yet this ISP did specify one so I assume I need to enter it. Not sure what's the right way - I get confusing results on searches telling me either to use ip default-gateway or ip default-network. I want to think that it's as simple as entering in the IP but so far I've learned with the IOS that you never do anythign without knowing all the possible implications, which I don't. Also while I am at it, I don't know what I should have for DNS entries. This router will not be a DNS server for any internal systems that function will be managed by the two Windows 2008 R2 DNS machines. The ISP has also provided two IP's for their DNS servers. I thought it would be a simple matter of just adding two entrires via ip name-server command, which I did. So now I have four entries, first the two internal servers (inaccessible currently due to no LAN cabing to this router), and the two ISP servers. Can't ping those either, but again there's no default gateway.
View 39 Replies View RelatedI'm working with some 891W's that have the internal 800-series AP. I have this router set up initially using Cisco Config Express, then, using Cisco Config Professional 2.5 I set up the firewall and other featuress that CCE doesn't do. Overall this is a very simple router, meant to be a small business Internet gateway device but is currently in my lab.
The intended WLAN setup is very simple. One SSID, with broadcast enabled, using WPA2-Personal. Auth: open Encryption is both TKIP and AES-CCM.
However no matter what I do I cannot get thhis thing to broadcast . In the past I had sometimes run into issues where if I had more than one AP running independently it would cause a channel conflict and one or both would cancel each other's radio, so I disabled all other AP's in my vicinity.
Also I've had issues in the past where f I enabled both TKIP and AES, sometimes clients can't find the AP as a result. My solution had been to disable one of them leaving just the other - no change here however.
Via the IOS, ssid config shows mbssid guest-mode which I believce is default.
Interestingly, if I do the following:
ap# Config t
ap(config)# dot11 ssid <myssid>
ap(config - ssid)#guest-mode
end
I end up with both "guest-mode" and "mbssid guest-mode" in the sh run for the AP, and voila, my AP broadcasts the SSID. However clients end up joining without any security at all, no prompts for pre-shared key or anything.
I have an 891W router that requires a firmware update to fix a bug wth the internal AP where all you get when accessing it via the CP Express ("Launch Wireless Application", which is just opening another web browser to your AP) is an Enter button. This issue seems to be common so I found a thread, though for the 881W (but same process) where the fix is to update the AP's firmware.
So I downloaded ap801-rcvk9w8-tar.124-21a.JY.tar from cisco.com, set it up in my tftp server, and at the console ran the following from the router:
Router#service-module wlan-ap 0 session <enter>
This brings me to the AP.
I then type in:
InternalAP#archive download-sw /force-reload /overwrite tftp://192.168.0.71/filename.tar <enter>
It seems to go through the process of re-imaging the fw but the end result now after it is done is that I cannot access the ap at all and the hostname has been screwed up. So now when I go to the AP (via Router#service-module wlan-ap 0 session <enter>), this is what I see:
AP6400.f177.d0ee>
If I type "enable", I get no username prompt but I do get a password prompt, however my pw no longer works. Also the IP address of the AP (192.168.0.2=) is no longe rpingable.
I did save the log of the console session for the (failed??) firmware upgrade process - the only odd thing I recall was that it seemed like it was trying to enter part of the update process commands but instead the router was interpreting them as a DNS lookup or something. Kind of stupid process it seems but anyway I am quite lost. Don't know what it'ssuch a challenge to update firmware.
I have had trouble to verify the support wireless speed and band that CISCO891W-AGN-A-K9 supports. I saw on a vendor website that it supports a max wireless transmission speed of 54Mbps but this seems low for what is supposed to be the current model wireless router which is supports 802.11n. What the maximum supported wireless speed and whether 5Ghz is supported? Plus I am thinking about purchasing it for my home wireless network (upgrading from an 871W).
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have an 891w that started acting up recently. Radio dot11 0 is reporting its a b radio. When it is actually an n 2.4 radio. Of course that radio is not allowing any clients to connect to it at this time. I have tried updating the firmware to the latest, tried a hardware reset but still a nogo.
sh interface output.
Dot11Radio0 is up, line protocol is down
Hardware is 802.11B Radio, address is 0000.0000.0000 (bia 0000.0000.0000)
MTU 1500 bytes, BW 11000 Kbit/sec, DLY 1000 usec,
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I have an 891W that I initially configured using CCP Express (2.5). So it has a WAN IP set, and through CCP Express I had enabled via the checkboxes the various default settings for security. This includes zone-based firewall. I then added a number of NAT entries in the setup wizard.
What never occured to me at the time was that I should have added entries that allow for remote access. So it seems I've locked myself out of accessing the router via the WAN interface even though I know it's IP. I'm sure it's just a matter of adding port exceptions for SSH and/or whatever port(s) CCP uses.
So I"m wondering what the proces woudl be. In the IOS while showing the running config., I see pages and pages of class-map stuff which at present I don't know enough about to risk editing anything directly. But maybe I don't have to? What would be the best way to, for example, enable SSH access through the firewall? I already have transport input ssh set on the interface itself so I believe it's ready to allow the connection, just that I can't get to it via WAN int. so I assume it's the firewall.
After setting up the domain name I try to use the crypto key and it is no where to be located. Below is some of the information I copied from TeraTerm
Switch-1(config)#ip domain-name justin.lab.comSwitch-1(config)#crySwitch-1(config)#cry?% Unrecognized commandSwitch-1(config)#crypto key ?% Unrecognized commandSwitch-1(config)#crypto key ^% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
Switch-1(config)#?Configure commands: aaa
I recently saw it for a good price online, and required a new router (had a netgear that died, and my backup was a really buggy Belkin which I'm currently using).I'm having an issue with the internet, in that when I connect my ADSL modem to the WAN port it seems to work fine, however the PC can't connect to the internet. When I go into the settings it says that the WAN connection is OK and even shows my external IP. I have it set via the stardard DHCP setup.Should I have done anything specific to my ADSL modem before plugging it into the RV180W? The Modem (D-Link 320B) also has a DHCP server on it, however I assume that this causes no issues when connected to the RV180W.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a 3945 with a basic DHCP configuration applied to it. This 3945 is connected into one of the access ports of my nexus switch. I'd like to simply have the 3945 hand ip addresses out to other clients connected to the nexus switch. I have zero experience with nexus & haven't been able to turn much up through searching the net.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am using 3560.IP rouitng is being turned off on this.Curious to know if I will create etherchannel or port channel.I think etherchannel.Correct me if I am wrong.On connecting switches I have vlan10,20,30 to be allowed.I am sure I need to allow these all vlan in 10,20,30 which are on the trunk port on each side switch.Post that will add channel-port lacp and make it in active mode.Is that correct.This way traffic will be load-balanced/aggregated on minimum 2 ports who are the part of this.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a Cisco 2951 Router and I am trying to set it up to use DHCP and for security purposes I need to use the "IP Access-Group in" command. The DHCP will not work when I have this command on the interface that I need to run it through, DHCP works fine when I do not have the "IP Access-Group in" command in the configuration. When I check the log after the failed DHCP attempt it shows up as denied, as if it's being blocked. The IOS I have is c2951-UNIVERSALK9-m 15.0 (1) M3. Conf Reg 0x2102.
View 6 Replies View Relatedi bought a cisco 2950 series switch to play around with and im trying to set it up to SSH. I have google'd a bit on how to do this and i've sort of hit a wall... i have downloaded the cryptographic image from cisco's website, installed a TFTP server (think this is where my issue lies) but when i do the copy tftp flash global command i keep getting the error accessing "xxxx" message.I have tried allowing the server through windows firewall, disabling windows firewall, allowing access through the router..
View 6 Replies View RelatedAlright, well I have a Cisco 891w router and have just about everything up and ready to deploy. I'm primarily using Cisco CP 2.4 to provision the router with minor tweaks being done in the CLI. I want to set up a filter to allow access to roughly 20 websites for the majority of my network which is all on the same VLAN. The ip ranges are x.x.x.10 - x.x.x.169 which I have set into a Network Object group called limitac. The second group ranges at x.x.x.170 - x.x.x.199 and is called allowac. I have set up DHCP bindings for all the devices that will connect to the network but I want to set up a web filter for only the first group. I cannot seem to find anything in the Cisco CP manual or the IOS manual for setting up filtering for a range of IPs only. Primarily there are a few computers that need full access to the web while the others should only have access to the sites I set up in the filter.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI am having problems connecting an 891w to a WLC, is it possible to have to separate vlans, one for the Lan ports and another for the AP module.
I do not want the AP part of the 891w in autonomous mode. The WAN port of the router will be connected to a DSL type service.
Is there a guide or something to get a 891W to connect to the WLC?
I would like to have users on a data vlan (vlan1) connecting to the network like a normal router, then the AP module to connect to the WLC via a different IP probably vlan 2
On the WLC itself i do not see any attempts in the logging.
What I currently have is a Cisco 891W Router as well as two ISP's (both with dynamic IP's) in. I'm currently just running one of my modems into the 891 through the FE8 port and then if for some reason I have an internet failure switching the ISP modems. What I'm wondering is if there is a fairly simple way to configure (and attach) both modems to this router and then set it up to handle this failover automatically?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have an 891W with the internal AP. I want to update the AP's software but can't find anywhere to get it on Cisco's site. If I go to Download All, Routers, 800 series, 891W all I can choose is IOS, IOS ROMMON and upgrade to LWAPP. If I go to Wireless Wireless integrated service routers, 800 series, 891W I get IOS and IOS ROMMON.
View 1 Replies View Relatedi have a home lab network that is connected to my internet. I basically have a linksys router connected to cable modem and in order for my families internet to not go down while testing and learning my CCNA I am trying to treat the Linksys as the ISP.
1. Plugged my 891W router via FASTETHERNET 8 (192.168.1.10) into LAN Switch port 1 of my Linksys E4200 home router(192.168.1.1).
2. I plugged my 891W Gigabit 0 (10.10.10.1) LAN side into my 2950 Catalyst Switch (10.10.10.5 - VLAN 1)
3. my 2950 Catalyst switch (10.10.10.5 - Vlan 1) is plugged into my 2600 series router via the routers FE port (10.10.10.2).
There is a few more routers connected behind r2 but I am not dealing with them right now and there is also a switch connected into s1 but its not being used for this.
891w is labled r1
2950 is labled s1
2600 is labeled r2
I am running RIP Verison 2 for my network protocol.
r1 information below
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r1#show ip protocols*** IP Routing is NSF aware ***
Routing Protocol is "rip" Outgoing update filter list for all interfaces is not set Incoming update filter list for all interfaces is not set Sending updates every 30 seconds, next due in 24 seconds Invalid after 180 seconds, hold down 180, flushed after 240 Redistributing: rip Default version control: send version 2, receive version 2 Interface Send Recv Triggered RIP Key-chain GigabitEthernet0 2 2 Vlan4 2 2 wlan-ap0 2 2 Automatic network summarization is in effect Maximum path: 4 Routing for
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I can ping all over my homelab everything I can reach as long as I have a protocol up but I cannot reach the WAN IPs. I watched video by Jeremy Ciorara and I tried to follow the wan and nat part from a website [URL] And none of its working. I am not sure if this is a case where a private IP cannot function as a ISP and I am breaking some rule thats not mentioned in CCNA studies or if its something else. I tried these commands from Jeremy Video:
r1(config)#ip access-list standard "NAT_ADDRESSES"
r1(config-std-nacl)#permit any
r1(config)ip nat inside source list NAT_ADDRESSES interface fastEthernet 8 overload
However they did not work it was pretty close to whats in the basic website up there I listed as well. I think I went back to the basic configuration in the config file post above. Its really frustrating as I follow directions and they do not seem to work. I understand I am using my private 192.168.1.0 subnet as an ISP and maybe that has something to do with it but when yoru first learning and things dont work its kind of overwelming as you have problems seeing the big picture and dont yet trust in things you have learned as they are unfamiliar so its easy to get lost.
Over the weekend this router was put into production. SSHv2 is configfured and was working fine. Due to some circumstances, we had to avoid configuring any zone-pairs that included the self zone. This of course left the router open somewhat. SSH was secured but of course a few IP's from poorly regulated parts of the world spent the weekend trying to brute force log into the router. No luck it seems. Anyway, SSH continjued working, then we set up self zone-pairs (out to self and self to out). As ssh can't be Inspected, we did a pass log for each direction. This worked for a bit, then SSH just stopped working. I've seen this happen on 891W's in the lab here too, so is not something perhaps done by some unseen DoS attack or something.
View 8 Replies View RelatedWorking with wired Cisco equipment for many years, but trying to configure an integrated wireless AP for the first time.
I have a Cisco 891w router with the following software (main and integrated AP801 wireless AP):
1. Cisco IOS Software, C890 Software (C890-UNIVERSALK9-M), Version 12.4(22)YB
License Level: advipservices
2. Cisco IOS Software, AP801 Software (AP801-RCVK9W8-M), Version 12.4(21a)JA1, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Opening a connection to integrated AP801 wireless device for performing wireless configuration tasks, the connection is established OK, authentication is passed OK using credentials from main configuration file, gaining level 15 privileges with enable command, but after that... no way to enter "Global Configuration mode" because there are no "configure" family commands present!!! Simply can't say "Conf t" because there is no such command!
Any issue creating a guest vlan to use the WIFI on an 891W router? The IOS is version 15.1. I have created discreet Vlan's and setup subinterfaces on both the WLAN_AP0 and GigaEthernet 0 interfaces with dot1q encapsulation. The client will receive an IP from the pool but cannot ping or connect beyond the default gateway.
The external interface is using Nat overload and all wired clients are successful in connecting to outside addresses. I have insert a permit any statement in the acl which affects the external port but still no success.
I need to allow traceroute traffic through ASA running version 8.0.2.This traffic is natted. what configuration is required on ASA to allow this natted traceroute traffic.Traffic is coming from inside and going outside.Also can we capture this traceroute traffic on asa using capture feature.
View 12 Replies View RelatedI'm new to this site, fully Microsoft certified but only just getting in cisco and looking to pass my CCNA later this year. Actual commands and general use on Cisco's im quite good at but general networking knowledge on networking (subnetting and network layers) I kinda suck at so will be studying a lot on this side of things[CODE]
View 5 Replies View RelatedI've recently had to move an AS400 system behind an internal ASA firewall and now users are unable to browse to it.The ASA is running Version 8.2(5)? I get these messages: Sep 11 2012 17:09:59: %ASA-7-710005: UDP request discarded from 172.19.241.35/137 to outside:172.19.241.255/137?Is there a way to enable these ports without enabling NAT?No VPN's involved, just an inside and outside eth interfaces?
View 12 Replies View RelatedWe all know that MS traceroute and *nix traceroute work a bit differently. *nix works by sending UDP packets with low ttls to random high UDP ports.
Of course this creates a problem when trying to create an ip6tables rule where I want to allow traceroute. Anyone got something clean that will make this work? This is an example of current drops in my firewall log:
I have a DI-604 Version E3 D Link router and I'm trying to allow VPN through the router but I'm not exactly sure how. I have the VPN set up through my PC's but I need to configure the router aswell. Trying to set up the VPN so multiple locations can access it,
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've got an 1841 router acting as the firewall for a LAN. It also does NAT and acts as the dialer for a PPPoE DSL line to the internet.
All is working fine, except now I need to allow a Tivo device to connect to certain ports on the Tivo servers on the internet. I want only the Tivo to be able to do this. The problem is that NAT is happening before my outbound ACL is checked, so even though I've got rules to allow the Tivo's LAN address out on all ports, it never works. I've verified this using a syslog server, and can see my external DSL IP trying to connect to the Tivo servers and being denied.
I've done things like this at work by NATting the appropriate internal host to its own external static IP address, which allows me to write rules allowing only that external address to do stuff. But I don't have multiple external addresses to work with here.
I tried applying my outbound ACL to the LAN interface of the router in the "in" direction (and removing the same ACL from the Dialer interface in the "out" direction), but that broke other things like the router's own ability to ping out to the LAN or to see a TFTP server on the LAN. I could maybe fix all of that with rule changes and inspect statements on traffic going out toward the LAN (not sure of this, think so), but I'm wondering:
Is there a better way to let just the Tivo makes outgoing connections to certain ports?
Config pasted below:
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! Last configuration change at 17:15:10 CDT Sun Jul 15 2012
! NVRAM config last updated at 16:27:14 CDT Sun Jul 15 2012 by someguy
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This is actually on my home television network.... Uverse which uses one of those dumb 2wire modem, router, wifi, 4 port 10/100 switch combo devices. it is NOT my internet source. It is just for IPTV services from ATT. Short of replacing the 2wire gateway with a new one from ATT I have a good learning experience question to ask.
I have two switches available at my home to work with on this issue. A EHWIC-8 port Gig Switch in my router and a 24 port 3750E gig switch.
When ever I plug, any port, any cable, both crossover and straight, on the 2wire uverse device into either Cisco switch there are masses of CRC errors generated by the cheapy 2wire thing.
CRC being a layer1 issue in nature I have tried everything short of replacing the 2wire and that is next. There is one caveat.
When the CRC errors are generated and logged on the 3750 it just seems to continue to forward those frames to whereever they need to go regardless albeit a ton of errors.
On the EHWIC 8 port in my 1921 router it seesm to stop forwarding after about 10 secs of encountering CRC errors. What gives? Is there something special command wise that tells a switch to forward frames regardless of CRC errors? Is the 3750 able to deal with them and just forward away and the EHWIC card not able too?
I've got an annoying problem with my ASA 5520.I have traffic going from the inside interface (security level 100) to the outside interface (security level 0) with a global PAT applied to the outside interface address for all inside traffic - and I can't seem to traceroute through the firewall.The ruleset is simple - basically, allow any IP from inside to outside. The NAT is simple - PAT all traffic unless exempted to the IP address of the outside interface.If I do the trace from my internet edge router it works fine - so I know it's not soemthing my uplinks are filtering - but if I do it through the firewall, I get perfect responses until the hop where it hits the firewall interface - then nothing.Is there something I am missing that I need to do to allow traceroute to just work with all the rest of the traffic?
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