You can use "outbound" access-list that restrics that, outbound connections. I
don't have the link, but the pix manual (the one which comes with the box).
However, contact me of line and I can give you an example I've got working.
"Stull, Cory" wrote:
> Cisco gurus,
>
> Have customer with PIX fi
When you enter the privileged mode type
#ter len nn
nn= number of lines you want to see at a time (usually 24)
After the number of lines has been show, it pauses until you use "enter" or
2space bar". In case you don't want it to stop (like it's doing it now) nn=0.
I use it this way when I am cap
Sorry, typo marked
"E. Carolina Arias S." wrote:
When you enter the privileged mode type
#ter len nn
nn= number of lines you want to see at a time (usually 24)
After the number of lines has been show, it pauses until you use "enter"
or
"space bar". In case you do
Yes. This is an example where I marked for you the part where you can see
the feature set
C3640=platform
is=ip plus
ver 12.0(4)T.
It doesn't matter if you change the name of the file, this info will
always tell you the correct ios feature set and version.
FRAME-RELAY>sh ver
Cisco Internetwork Ope
I have seen that msg. since I started working with IOS 11.2. However, I have
never had any problem with my configs.
Francis Lee wrote:
> Hi -
>
> I recently upgraded a Cisco 2501 router and loaded IOS 12.0(9). But when I
> reload the router, I start seeing the following error message:
>
> --
I guess the problem is the kind of cables you are using. If your cable is RS232
(DB25 connector), it's for speed under 64K and if you have V35's, you can go up
to 4000K, so what cables are you using?
BTW any serial int supports both E1 and T1 as long as you use V35.
"Quadri, Habeeb" wrote:
> My
What kind of modem are you using? Most of the times, it is the issue here.
However, when you place the "backup int asy 1" command, it drops the dtr signal
and goes into standby mode. When the main link is down, there is interesting
traffic and the backup condition (load or time) ocurrs, the route
I've got something "similar" working. My routing protocol is eigrp, R2 is an
access-server receiving back-up calls (not isdn for me), R4 is the one dialing.
I placed floating static routes on R4 and redistribute them, so that when R1-R3
link goes down and R3 doesn't see routes from R1, it still ha
MHO and ready to be fired if I'm wrong:
c3640 can support async interfaces (modems card or async cards with
octopus cable), I'm not sure but I think up to 128. I doesn't matter if
physically you have them or not, they logically exists and are lines 1 to
128.
Aux port corresponds to line 129 and
Sorry, I was distracted when I was writing the previous answerl.
The correction is:
Lines 130 to 134 refer to vty's
"E. Carolina Arias S." wrote:
> MHO and ready to be fired if I'm wrong:
>
> c3640 can support async interfaces (modems card or async cards with
&
I think is ver 10.3. The smaller routers I have used wit HSRP are 2501
though. I'm not sure about 1600.
By the way, the oldest ios I have used with HSRP is 11.1(18)CA on a couple
of 7507.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I wish to know if the 16xx routeur could handle HSRP. If not what is
Check your feature set, it must be a plus one. If you do a sh ver, it must
inlude an "s", i.e. -is-, -js-,...
Mark wrote:
> Here I go again, when configuring NAT, I want to configure a NAT pool, I
> know the commands and I am running 11.3 but It does not recognize the "ip
> nat pool" command...i
This product had so many problems, Cisco stopped selling it more than a
year ago, I think.
We had such problems that we had to give the client a pix for the same
price he had paid for centri.
Sammi wrote:
> Hi all,
> I would like to obtain the 30-day evaluation of Cisco Centri firewall.
> The l
It depends on the ios you are using. Ver 11.3 used serial 2, ver 12.0 uses it
like a normal s0:0
Lisa Ridley wrote:
> At my company we currently have a couple 3810's running voice over Frame
> Relay with the Cisco 3810's. To go over the WAN we use interface s0:0, but
> since we are using Frame R
I tried to answer your question individually, but I got a msg. saying my
mail address was blocked on your site or something like that... However
this is what I wanted to say:
Check the position of your MFT card. Look at the rear of your MC3810.
If the card is on the left most slot (on the dvm car
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