Questions tagged [router]

A device that connects two or more networks and is capable of forwarding data packets to a destination based on information contained within a packet and internal routing tables.

Routers are devices that connect networks and make decisions on where to send incoming data packets, based on the address information contained in the packet and internal routing information.

The most common form are SoHo routers, which connect home or small office networks to the internet and provide routing for all devices on the home/office network. More advanced routers connect large office networks, and at the high end of the scale routers connect large segments of telecommunication networks all over the world at high speed.

Routers are not limited to TCP/IP networks, they can be found in any kind of network.

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How do I Reject all SMTP traffic except from a specified IP Block using DD-WRT?

I am running DD-WRT v24-sp2 std firmware on a Linksys WRT54GL. I have a port forward configured on port 25 to ip 10.10.10.1. What I want to do is allow this port forwarding, but only from WAN IP's in the range 64.18.0.0 - 64.18.15.255. How can this…
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NAT/PAT port and address selection

I am currently having some issues with TCP port reused too often (under 2 minutes) for a source NAT and I was wandering what is the algorithm used to select the IP and port for a SNAT. Here is some context: I have an entire network (10.0.0.0/8, tons…
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Belkin Router - Static IP with Class B IP (128 range)

We currently have three Belkin routers which we use as access points... they each have a static IP setup in the "use as access point" page in the 128 range and work great. (I just took over this position, don't ask me why they used 128 range).…
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Samba server connected to WLAN router cannot access Windows machines connected to netgear hub

I have a samba linux server connected to the WLAN router. Also connected to the WLAN router is a netgear hub/switch that is itself connected to the office windows workstations. The problem is that the windows workstations cannot seem to see the…
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Networking and wireless router help

I have 2 questions that I`ve been hitting my head on We have a network with 24 users. The network is behind a sonic wall and are server is behind the sonic wall with the rest of the network Are network address in the office is 192.168.52.x Subnet…
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LAN Load Balancing Router

Everything I find is for WAN load balancing. Our customer wants to have a setup where two servers are connected to the same router. To the outside network devices connected to the router, they think they are talking to the server directly. The idea…
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Replacing a Cisco Pix Firewall with a D-LINK DFL-CPG310 Firewall

Does anyone have any experience migrating from a Cisco PIX to a so-called non-enterprise grade firewall/router/vpn? I'm a non-networking professional (developer) that flunked the CCNA (only got a 730) and find myself missing the ease of…
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Routing from one router to another?

I'm trying to route from one basic router to a pfsense box. It's basically so that I can have VPN users on both router aswell as VPN tunnels to test which router performs best. I am also trying to segregate the network with VLANS and the existing…
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Can a wireless router identify "clients" that are within range but NOT connected?

The results of my searches have not been able to say that it is possible to get a mac address of devices that are within the range of a wireless router. Can someone confirm whether or not this is actually possible? To my limited knowledge, the…
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How to add statically-assigned subnet to Cisco 887VAW router?

As an IOS neophyte, I've been struggling to configure our office's new Cisco 887VAW ADSL router. After much head-scratching I've managed to sort the ADSL end out, and configured the router to provide DHCP on its ethernet interface (192.16.10.0/24,…
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DD-WRT routers and subnets - how to get devices on same subnet to see each other?

We have an entry point from our ISP. It has the subnet 0, it's a MikroTik device over which we have zero control. We have 2 dumb 4-port switches and 2 wrt54gl routers with DD-WRT installed. These routers have the subnet of 1 by default, as in,…
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Router with multiple incoming IPSec VPN Tunnels?

We currently have a Draytek Vigor 3200 Multi-Wan router which has 5 incoming VPN tunnels using IPSec AES encrypted configurations. All five sites are using Draytek Vigor routers, most are Vigor 2800's. The bandwidth at the main site (Vigor 3200) is…
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Allowing incoming VPN connections through a Cisco 2921 to a DD-WRT Device

The Cisco Router is connected to the WAN on Gi0/2 and connected to the 192.168.1.0/24 LAN on Gi0/0. The DD-WRT Device's IP is 192.168.1.3/24. I want the DD-WRT Router to handle the incoming VPN connections (PPTP). On the Cisco device I'm assuming I…
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Port forwarding behaves differently from virtual server in D-Link router?

There are two pages in D-Link router to setup access to internal network from outside: Port Forwarding and Virtual Server. Both allows to map external port to internal one, except latter page also allows to change port. I found that if I have…
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Cisco Router ( 2611XM ) and ISP Internet connection

I recently acquired a Cisco 2611XM that looks like this: Now the one I have has only 1 FastEthernet port (Was expecting 2) but I was wondering I purchase a WIC1T - CSU/DSU module for it could I use that to accept the Internet IP address from my…
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