Re: invalid checksum [7:63112]

Vic, One of your 4Mb Flash Modules might be bad, did you try using them alone? I had the same problem on a 2600, but with 2x8Mb Flash config. What I did was: using a third 8Mb Flash Module, replaced one module at a time, reload the IOS, reload the router until it worked. If you can't try that,

Re: ISS Real Secure Vs Cisco IDS [7:63461]

One fact to take in account, Cisco's IDS can interact with a router or a Pix (assuming the said router/pix is between the IDS and the public network) and modify acl for incoming traffic to deny IP traffic from intruder's IP address, you can set up how much time the intruder's IP will be blocked.

Re: cisco 2950 and trunk negotiation [7:63466]

I read somewhere on cisco.com that the 2950s do not support ISL (it's true, I tested it) the 2912 and 2924 series support both (2916M need a special module for trunk), an the 1900XL series just support ISL (also tested). I'm not sure about the 2820 series but as I think they woul have the same

Re: access-group difference [7:62769]

Let me try to help you, Access-group x in interface inside means, apply x access-list restriction to all traffice entering the inside interface (AKA outbound traffic) Access-group y in interface outside means, apply y access-list restriction to all traffic entering the outside interface (AKA

Re: AUX port and modems [7:62877]

see why not connect directly the serial of your host to the AUX of the router using the console cable and the appropriate adapter. Jose Canillas s vermill escribis en el mensaje [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: J, Thanks for responding. W

Re: Forwarding traffic on port 80 [7:62723]

Did you check the commands ip nat outside and ip nat inside on the corresponding interfaces? I missed them more than once Regards, Jose McHugh Randy escribis en el mensaje [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... I am looking for the command to forward traffic to port 80 from the outside