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On the WS-C2940-8TF switch you can only use either the 100bFX port or the SFP port at one time. You can't use both ports. I bet you have an SFP in the G0/1 port. Take the SFP out, reboot the switch, and you should be able to use the F0/9 interface. Kurt

Type the following commands: flash_init dir flash: If you see a .bin file type boot flash:FILENAME.bin and that might solve your problem. Most switches I've found that didn't load an IOS, had an IOS, but the boot loader was never told what to load. (This happens on older switches often after...

I would assume you are talking about a 3750 stack. In that case you would need to reboot the switch/stack before the priorities take place. Kurt

Speed and duplex settings on a 1000bSX link don't really work. You may be able to set them on an interface but they really don't do anything. All 1000bSX ports are going to be 1000Mb/s and full duplex (due to the nature of fiber). You should be able to update the IOS of both switches to get the...

If you're studying for the 642-522 SNPA "Securing Networks with PIX and ASA" Exam, you'll need to get a minimum of a PIX 515 with 128mb of RAM. The new exam is based off of the PIX/ASA 7.x OS. You can still learn a ton with the 501 running 6.3(5) but not all that you'll need to pass the new...

Not all feature sets of 12.3 IOS support SSH. If you download a feature set with encryption or firewall capabilities you'll get SSH support. Kurt

3524's by default use ISL for trunking. Your 6500 might as well, but probably not since the 3524 has that amber LED. You should enter SWITCHPORT TRUNK ENCAPSULATION DOT1Q on each port. You want to use 802.1q Trunking over ISL. Also, when creating the Trunk you don't need the SWITCHPORT MODE...

If you have a Cisco.com login (CCO) and you're a registered partner you can go to. Go to www.cisco.com/go/pec Login in... Go to Learning Maps Tab, Sales Select Cisco Sales Expert. That's all there is to it. Kurt

Easiest way to answer any questions on your certs or the exams you've taken, what you need to take and all that jazz is to go to Cisco's Certification Tracker site here: https://www.certmanager.net/cisco Kurt

You will want to either do a 'clear xlate' or reboot the pix once you make any nat/pat changes. The old translations will remain in memory and in use other wise. This could cause the problem. Also double check to make sure RDP is still enabled on the server. I've heard of a few security patches...

If you want to PAT (NAT Overload) out any IP, you can use the following commmand. global (outside) 10 x.x.x.x It's important that that IP is in the same subnet as your outside interface, or that that IP is routed to your PIX's outside interface. Normally you want to PAT your general users and...

Simple. The broadcast for DHCP is getting stopped by your ACL before it gets to the IP Helper command to be forwarded to your server. Here's part of the fix. access-list 100 permit udp any 10.10.9.1 eq 67 access-list 100 permit udp any 10.10.9.1 eq 68 access-list 100 permit udp any...

I think you may only need the 'ip cgmp' command under the vlan 24 interface. That will probably do it. Kurt

AIM can use just about any open port to communicate with AOL. Without using PIX 7.0 and using the inspection/IPS/application abuse tools, there's not much you can do to control this behavior. If you're user isn't all that swift, I would add a static host entry on his machine that points...

For the most part, here's the config that you need to make everything work. global (outside) 10 interface nat (dmz) 10 172.17.0.0 255.255.0.0 static (dmz,outside) 69.74.xx.xx 172.17.xx.xx netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0 access-list acl_dmz permit tcp host 24.xx.xx.xx host 69.74.xx.xx eq 3389...

Give your new support company the old contract numbers. They will be able to add them to their profiles, open then up, and see all the supported hardware that they cover. It's a process that can be completed very quickly with Cisco. Kurt

You will need 802.1q VLAN trunks between each switch for Layer 2 QoS. That QoS tags get placed in the 802.1q bytes. Kurt

Obviously it depends if you run IOS or CatOS. All my old 4506's have Sup 1's and 2's that run CatOS. You need to load a special CiscoView file into flash and reboot your switch. So if your switch is CatOS and not IOS, here's what you do. If you CatOS version is 8.4(5), then you would need the...

Try - switch: boot flash:c3500xl-c3h2s-mz.120-5.WC10.bin Once the flash is initialized then you can access it and load the file. The command above should be all you need to get everything running, assuming that the file is not corrupted. Kurt

If you read the terms of the Limited Lifetime Warranty it is only for the original owner. Cisco is trying to crack down on the used market that is outside of their control. It does have a Limited Lifetime Warranty, that's why I recommend not saying that you are not the original owner. Kurt