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additional nic for Cisco addition?

chugger93
Hi,

I currently am still running version 8, but would like to introduce a Cisco router in my network. I have an initial idea in drawing form below. I basically wanna have a Cisco lab segmented from my home network. I want the Cisco router behind the astaro. Would I be needing another NIC for this design??

Can anyone recommend a different setup?




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    Hi, I've had problems sometimes between Intel NICs and Cisco equipment; the solution is to hard-set the speed and duplex on both sides. 
    On the UTM, you can do this in the Interface settings.

    You can also run 'ethtool ethX' on the UTM's console/shell to verify the current connection settings.

    But trying the crossover cable first is recommended. If any of the NICs are gigabit, a crossover shouldn't matter though.

    Barry
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    Hi, I've had problems sometimes between Intel NICs and Cisco equipment; the solution is to hard-set the speed and duplex on both sides. 
    On the UTM, you can do this in the Interface settings.

    You can also run 'ethtool ethX' on the UTM's console/shell to verify the current connection settings.

    But trying the crossover cable first is recommended. If any of the NICs are gigabit, a crossover shouldn't matter though.

    Barry
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