Re: Alert Configuration Error, please explain.

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"John Sitka" <johnsitka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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What if one of those ports goes to another switch which already has a
port taken up by an uplink that eventually makes it's way back to the
"trusted" interface on the gateway appliance(172.17.10.0/24)?

Then you get exactly the error you are getting. The external nic sees
broadcasts from IP#s that are "not supposed to be there". The switches
could be "VLANed" to separate the ports,...but it is better to just not make
such a mess to begin with.

these are typical A records for zone....

computer1from2001 172.17.10.103
computer2from2004 172.17.10.103
computer3from2007 172.17.10.103
computer3from2007butwewanttoaccessitwithanalias 172.17.10.103

There should only be *one* A Record per IP#. The rest are supposed to be
CNAME (Alias) records that simply point to the A Record
(If the line wrap doesn't screw it up)

computer1from2001 A Record 172.17.10.103
computer2from2004 CNAME computer1from2001.domain.tld
computer3from2007 CNAME computer1from2001.domain.tld
computer3from2007 CNAME computer1from2001.domain.tld
butwewanttoaccessitwithanalias CNAME computer1from2001.domain.tld

A more realistic example, for a machine with both a website and a mail
service on it and list of possible aliases you might use for it.

AD Zone: company.org
-------------------------------------------------------
server1 A Record 192.168.14.23
mail CNAME server1.company.org
exchange CNAME server1.company.org
pop3 CNAME server1.company.org
smtp CNAME server1.company.org
www CNAME server1.company.org
ww2 CNAME server1.company.org
webmail CNAME server1.company.org
owa CNAME server1.company.org


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