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@Katy is correct you must ensure all client devices connected to the access layer have their default gateway set to the SVI ( Switch Virtual Interface ) address of the respective VLAN on the core. Once the packets arrive at your core layer you must the have a default route 0.0.0.0/0 on the core pointing to your router that I presume is connected to the internet. As there is no NAT taking place on this link core<--->next router ( internet ) you must ensure you update its routing table with the NLRI ( Network Layer Reachability Information ) back to the segments on the core otherwise, he won't know how to pass the traffic back and the traffic will blackhole. Best option if you core device supports it would connect a point-to-point link between the core and the magical internet router and on the core side apply an IP to the physical interface and do the same on the magical internet box. so core_Gi1/0/1<10.0.0.1/30 ---- 10.0.0.2/30>internet_Gi10/1 and set the following routes up core 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop=10.0.0.2 ( if I don't have the route in my table for the destined traffic ill pass it to the magical router ) Magical Internet Box 0.0.0.0/0 DONT PLAY WITH THIS hehe add the prefixes separately or you will break the internet 192.168.1.0/24 next-hop=10.0.0.1 ( Great I know how to send it back to the core ) 192.168.2.0/24 next-hop=10.0.0.1 ( Great I know how to send it back to the core ) 192.168.3.0/24 next-hop=10.0.0.1 ( Great I know how to send it back to the core ) Example subnets above ( these would be the segments the clients are in on the core ) Hope this helps - - - Updated - - - @Katy is correct you must ensure all client devices connected to the access layer have their default gateway set to the SVI ( Switch Virtual Interface ) address of the respective VLAN on the core. Once the packets arrive at your core layer you must the have a default route 0.0.0.0/0 on the core pointing to your router that I presume is connected to the internet. As there is no NAT taking place on this link core<--->next router ( internet ) you must ensure you update its routing table with the NLRI ( Network Layer Reachability Information ) back to the segments on the core otherwise, he won't know how to pass the traffic back and the traffic will blackhole. Best option if you core device supports it would connect a point-to-point link between the core and the magical internet router and on the core side apply an IP to the physical interface and do the same on the magical internet box. so core_Gi1/0/1<10.0.0.1/30 ---- 10.0.0.2/30>internet_Gi10/1 and set the following routes up core 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop=10.0.0.2 ( if I don't have the route in my table for the destined traffic ill pass it to the magical router ) Magical Internet Box 0.0.0.0/0 DONT PLAY WITH THIS hehe add the prefixes separately or you will break the internet 192.168.1.0/24 next-hop=10.0.0.1 ( Great I know how to send it back to the core ) 192.168.2.0/24 next-hop=10.0.0.1 ( Great I know how to send it back to the core ) 192.168.3.0/24 next-hop=10.0.0.1 ( Great I know how to send it back to the core ) Example subnets above ( these would be the segments the clients are in on the core ) Hope this helps Jack

Flashing is good, solid not so much. Edge devices while connected will always send some sort of traffic into the network. You must consider updates, AV patches and so forth.

If i telnet to the "CORE" i can ping the other addresses on the VLANS but when i try a workstation and point it at the switches IP it wont route.

I cannot see how to enable it?

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By default SCCM dumps the image ( 55gb ) on the drive then applys it / unpacks it im not 100% sure but maybe thats why its failing because really 110gb is being used? Look here: http://systemcenter.no/?p=331

im having this issue with sccm 2012 sp1 on XP clients? Windows 7 are fine

put it in the bin

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put the users documents folder inside another folder for the user so instead of \\server\users$\username ( which you then see as My Documents ) do this \\server\users$\username\documents this way it will rename documents inside the username folder? that way you still see all your users folders by their name and you can just drill into documents.

How much RAM is in your watchguards?

what edition of pFsense are you using on the box ? 2.1>?

EDIT: Wrong user was not looking properly !!

Multiple because you then have the option if needed to only bring 'staff' fileserver down or 'students' not everyone

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cant be cause you said you tried googles DNS of 8.8.8.8??

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I would not suggest doing this, maybe Remote Gateway or somthing? or VPN? Only last week i had to deal with a problem where someone was brute forcing a RDP session ( Port mapped 3389 to server ) and managed to get it !!!! Remote Desktop gateway over 443 or VPN is much more secure!!

Don't worry im not planning on doing it !! im just suprised it's plausible

simple powershell script work nicley shuts the VM's down then hosts!

Any one done this or know what steps to take in-order to do this?

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