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Is this bcc config files? Try to use the batch command. Just a suggestion

Try and use the command "ip show routes" instead of "show ip routes" :)

...access to. I think the command was someting like: set wfIpStaticRouteEntry.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 To set a static default route. list wfIp* will list all mib entries starting with wfIp list WfIpStaticRouteEntry will list the sub keys to that mib entry. get wfIpStaticRouteEntry.1.* will...

Hi again! My tool is now available online at: http://www.snart.com/apps/filrap.zip -Katamann

Hi A console cable is the simplest and best solution. If it got a config, it probably has a password to. Anyway, if you need to find the IP address there are two "hard" ways to do that. -Use a network sniffer -Check from another cisco router directly connected to the 803 with the CDP...

Download from cisco.com. You will need a login. If you're not a cisco partner, contact a cisco reseller. http://www.cisco.com/kobayashi/sw-center/lan/cat1900.shtml -katamann

Hi I've tried, and had no problems installing the enterprice version softeware on standard 1900 switches. -katamann

Hi Thought I just share this one: Here the other day I came across one of those situations where common sense doesn't help. After setting up some GRE tunnels, one tunnel came up normal, but no traffic went across. I had configured a outbound traffic filter to stop spoofed packets. Only source...

Hi Try to enable PIM (Protocol Independent Multicast) on the interfaces. From Site Manager 'edit circuit'->'protcols'->'add/delete -> PIM. This should cause the router to forward all multicasts. I have used this in connection with Netware 5 logins over wans. Hope it will work... -Katamann

This bug was announced at bugtrack 24. june. Please upgrade and patch old sshd to 3.3 and use the privilegde seperation. Don't know if there is any worms yet, eating it's way through linuxboxes all over the world, but I'll expect them to come. Nobody want's a rooted server, patch NOW! Tomorrow...

Hi I don't know where to get it if the link is down, but you might want to try the cfg2rpt (http://www.nortelnetworks.com/servsup/rml/software.html) . It also does IP traffic filter encoding. I also have written a perl script that can be used to generate cfg2rpt reports in nice html pages. I'll...

Hi Is there a driver available? I have a Quicktime-Web camera that I tried to get to work under linux a while ago, but i couldn't find a driver. It's also USB, so that to is a little challenge. My guess is that you will need the Video4Linux support in the kernel. I don't know if Mandrake has...

...last_mgr2 = 16 setenv SUBNET3 "10.0.0" let first_mgr3 = 9 let last_mgr3 = 10 # Delete all existing managers setenv nextid "*" setenv nextflag "" arrayenv attr wfSnmpMgrCommIndex wfSnmpMgrAddress enumenv 1 index address :DEL_MGR_LOOP...

pcunix is righ(and get's a star for that). The hacker could have left a backdoor somewhere, and my bad not pointing that out! -Katamann

Hi This is just from the top of my head, so don't expect it to work... However it might give you some clues on how to get it all done. Router A int s0 ip address 10.0.0.1 255.255.255.0 encap frame-relay Router B frame-relay switching int s0 ip address 10.0.0.2 255.255.255.0 encap...

Is it not usually for these kind of pages to be generated on the fly from the parameters that's passed on to the server-side from the url, and thus regenerated if you bookmark and visit it later? e.g. http://somedomain.com/search.php?query=freeware Would pass the variable search with the value...

Hi I'm afraid the /etc/passwd file must be world readable, if users should be able to log in. Use permissions 644. On my system I have 755 rights on the /etc directory. Correct me if I'm wrong. -Katamann

Hi I'm found of Fluke (www.fluke.com). They have a wide range of devices from complex network analysers (that costs a small fortune) and more simple ones like the micromapper: http://www.flukenetworks.com/us/Cabling/Residential+and+Basic+Testing/MicroMapper/Overview.htm -Katamann

Sounds like the computer is booting into X, but that doesn's matter, because you can "hack" it at startup. When you reboot your the machine, at the very start, either a redhat logo pops up, or a text console with the word 'lilo:'. If the graphical logo pops up you have to press...

Sounds like you haven't included the right modules for your nic. Here is how I compile a new kernel. make clean; make menuconfig; make dep; make bzImage; make modules; make modules_install !!TIP!!: After running make menuconfig, it's a good idea to add something to the EXTRAVERSION parameter...