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default to start
Check the config-register. You can save the config all you want, but if the config-register is set to bypass the start config, it will do just that. sh ver Will tell you what the config-register is set to. -
3 DSL LInes
Maybe. First I would see what type of DSL service is being offered and if Cisco has a WIC that can use it. If they do, look at the cost, which might be a deciding factor. Next, what fail-over could you possibly have? All three lines will go to one DSLAM, if that fails, all the lines will be... -
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10 user limit on 501
George, Just buy the upgrade to go from 10 users to 50 or 10 to unlimited. It would cost you a couple hundred bucks for the 10 to 50 and several hundred for the unlimited.- lanbrown
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Cisco 1760 router Help!
A switch doesn't need an IP unless it's Layer-3. Layer-2 does not deal with IP addresses at all. You can assign an IP to a L-2 switch that can be managed. Don't confuse being able to manage a switch with needing an IP for it. If it's unmanaged, no IP. Next, IP routing ALWAYS deals with next... -
Cisco Enable Levels
It can be done one of two ways. The first, is give him the password to the first level. That's the password you enter when you first telnet to the router. I feel this is a bad idea. The better solution is to create usernames on the router. This way when you connect, it will ask for a... -
Cisco Enable Levels
What does he need to be able to do/view? If it's view only, then why even give him any type of enable access? You can do plenty of show commands without the need for second level access. The only time I have ever used the different enable levels is when I only wanted the NOC of a different... -
3 DSL LInes
In order for OSPF to work, your ISP's would have to participate. I would forget about the use of a routing protocol. I would like to add I would never try to do what you’ve been asked to. Does the web server reside on the same network as the users? If so, you would have to use a route-map... -
Cisco 1760 router Help!
In IP v4 addressing you have four octets (x.x.x.x) On fa 0/0 you have x.x.35.12 assigned with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. Just to make this easier to understand, let’s use the address of 10.10.35.12 instead. Take the subnet mask, 255.255.255.0, in relation to the 10.10.35.12, the 10.10.35...
