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Good day people of Edugeek. I was wondering if anyone could help me with the following. We have eight sites separated approximately 10km from each other, Every site is connected by a 1MB link. We have one active directory site, with one AD integrated DNS zone (One AD and DNS server per site). The company I work for has decided to put up a training server on each site with a central database. It is required that each site connect to its local training server, but each site must fall under a global URL of lms.company.com Each server has an A record pointing to the local server, with DNS round robin disabled on each DNS server. We are able to connect to the URL but employees from one site end up connecting to servers in a different site instead of connecting locally. Does anyone know of a solution to keep employees from getting the wrong address from DNS and force them to connect to the local learning server instead of connecting to a different site. It has been suggested to work with local host files, but each site has approximately 200 to a 1000 users

Hi, thanks for all the replies. We were using papercut but due to the internet control part reaching end of life we are starting to look for something new. We want to be able to basicly make students pay for their internet and print usage.(almost like in a kiost type of way way)

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows of an alternative to papercut. Specificly for the internet control portion of it?

Hi, I am baffeled I am trying to run VOIP traffic from an elastix server over a Cisco 870 router. Call quality is fine untill more then a few people start surfing the internet. I have tried to enable some QOS on the router but with it I can make one call and the rest just drops. I spend nearly a day surfing Cisco website and managed to come up with this config: ip access-list extended DATA_TRAFFIC permit tcp any any eq www permit tcp any any eq 443 ip access-list extended VOIP_TRAFFIC permit udp any any permit tcp any any eq 5060 permit tcp any any eq 5061 permit tcp any any eq 10000 permit udp any any range 16348 32768 permit tcp any any eq 5060 permit ip 10.6.49.66 255.255.255.255 any class-map VOIP_TRAFFIC match access-name VOIP_TRAFFIC class-map DATA_TRAFFIC match DATA_TRAFFIC policy-map VOICE_QOS class VOIP_TRAFFIC priority percent 30 policy-map DATA_TRAFFIC class DATA_TRAFFIC bandwith percent 50 policy-map class-default fairqeue I have tried applying it to the Dialer and ATM interface. The show policy map command shows hits on every class, but call quality still drops and line availaibility drops to one line availaible. Does any know what I am doing wrong or of a better config?

Hi I was wondering if anyone could please advise me on a solution for the following problem. We are trying to setup an ADSL connection for our college campus. The design would require one wan link to our main office and a separate adsl break out. We have at a 3560G switch in our server room at the campus which connect throug a MPLS link to our main site, but as mentioned earlier, we want to use a separate adsl line for the students to use the internet. Does anyone know how to configure separate the adsl traffice from the traffic going through our MPLS link? Any help would be highly appreciated:sorry: