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  1. soupnazi

    HTTP vulnerability

    yep, it works for me... take out the last space after the .html and it should work fine. Try the following link: http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2001-14.html Good luck! -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  2. soupnazi

    Only 2 computers able to share router internet connecton?

    thiskidsonfire, How do you connect to your ISP using your xDSL connection? Do you use your xDSL modem as a bridge? Meaning, do you run any type of software to connect to the ISP, like Enet (Enternet) or raspppoe or winpoet, etc... on the PC side before you can connect to the internet? I'm...
  3. soupnazi

    Configuring 827 router to act as ADSL modem for peer-to-peer network

    Great!! Glad I was able to help! It's nice when things work isn't it?? :-) -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  4. soupnazi

    Configuring 827 router to act as ADSL modem for peer-to-peer network

    beeblebrox, Take a look at the following thread, a little past half way down you should see my modified config which should have 99% of what you need. I use a dynamic ip address from my isp, where you use a static. Other than that, my config should work for you... thread557-68058 Let me...
  5. soupnazi

    801-clock settings missing

    croth, I have a Cisco 800 series router (827 ADSL) and if your Cisco 801 is like mine then you have to reset the clock everytime you power off/on the router. Check out thread557-69870 and you will see. Good luck! :-) -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  6. soupnazi

    Setting up a router with DSL

    Hmmmm... that's strange. Make sure your PC has the IP address of the router set as your default gateway. In my case, my home PC is 10.0.0.2 with gateway of 10.0.0.1 Also, do you have any outgoing filters in place? You may want to look at that as well. -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  7. soupnazi

    Setting up a router with DSL

    Congratulations!! Glad I was able to help! :-) -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  8. soupnazi

    Setting up a router with DSL

    ...! ! ! version 12.1 no service pad service timestamps debug uptime service timestamps log uptime ! hostname Cisco827 ! enable secret 5 ******encrypted password****** enable password **password** ! ! ! ! ! clock timezone EDT -5 clock summer-time EDT recurring ip subnet-zero no ip source-route...
  9. soupnazi

    Please help lost enable password

    If you typed in 'enable secret password' then your secret password should be password. Try that... If that does not work then try the following link... http://www.cocom.dk/warp/public/474/index.shtml Good luck! -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  10. soupnazi

    NAT and port forwarding using IOS 12.1

    wybnormal, I figured it out... (I think) Here's what I did. Your suggestion was a good idea and I took that idea and came up with this... ! ip nat inside source list 1 interface Dialer1 overload ip nat inside source static tcp 10.0.0.2 21 interface Dialer1 21 ip classless ip route 0.0.0.0...
  11. soupnazi

    How do I set the clock perm?

    I found the answer!! If anyone is interested, here it is... http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios121/121relnt/800/rn800xg.htm#xtocid1896129 "Cisco 800 Series Router Clock — CSCdp09409 To run IPSec successfully, the Cisco 800 series router clock needs to be set...
  12. soupnazi

    How do I set the clock perm?

    Yes, I did 'enable' then 'config term' then tried 'cal?' and 'nt?' but nothing shows ups... Invalid commands... Any other ideas? -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  13. soupnazi

    How do I set the clock perm?

    Again, I do not have 'ntp' as on option. I am running a Cisco 800 series router with IOS Version 12.1(3)XG2. Thanks! -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  14. soupnazi

    NAT and port forwarding using IOS 12.1

    Hmmmm, does that mean that since my external IP address is dynamic I cannot do this? My external IP address is assigned to me from my ISP. It may change on me. Is there nothing I can do? Thanks! -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  15. soupnazi

    How do I set the clock perm?

    Thanks for the suggestions, but I do not have 'calendar' command... Any other ideas? -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  16. soupnazi

    HP-UX installation

    I've also successfully installed HP-UX 10.20 on a 715/100, but I believe you need to have at least a 4gb startup disk. Good luck! -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  17. soupnazi

    How do I set the clock perm?

    Hello, I need to know how to set the clock on a Cisco router, running IOS 12.1(3). I've tried the 'clock set hh:mm:ss DD MONTH YEAR' but it keeps resetting whenever I reboot the router. Is there any way to make these changes to the date and time perm?? I'm sure there is, but I can't figure...
  18. soupnazi

    NAT and port forwarding using IOS 12.1

    I need some help getting port forwarding set up on my router. Here is my setup... I'll try and make this as basic as possible... Cisco router (Dialup1) - ISP assigned IP address Cisco router (E0) - 10.0.0.1 255.0.0.0 Home PC (nic) - 10.0.0.2 255.0.0.0 with gateway 10.0.0.1 How do I set up...
  19. soupnazi

    Installing new NIC with Solaris 2.6 on Sparc 10

    I'll give that a try... Thanks! -soupnazi- "No soup for you!"
  20. soupnazi

    Installing new NIC with Solaris 2.6 on Sparc 10

    Can anyone tell me how I configure a new network card on Solaris 2.6? I've got the new card installed, but how do I configure it? The machine already has one running perfectly so I don't want to mess that one up. I need to set the new NIC to a different IP address on the same subnet. Thanks...

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