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I see that you are using CIDR subnetting for your segments. The subnet breaks are correct. Are you using RIP? If so, I would verify that you are using RIP V2. If you are using V1, the subnet mask will not be included in the RIP table. This would explain why you can authenticate locally to your...

Are you using Novell for authentication? The 1100-b supports IPX cfg, the first release (I am not sure if it was -a) did not. Can you authenticate to the server from a client machine in the same subnet as the server?

I guess telnet and console are both protected. The only way I know is to insert the 450 into a stack (not as base switch)then get into the "Console/Comm Prt Config" menu to view what the password is as a stand-alone switch.

Are you using a W2K box to launch hyperterm? The standard edition of hyperterm(Win2000) has caused me problems on the 450. If this is your scenario, try downloading Hyper Terminal Private edition 5. If you can see the boot process, chances are your console cable and Hyperterm are okay.

That is odd. Are you seeing this on the 450 or your TFTP Server?

The first option in the "IP Configuration Menu" is for BootP. Use the space bar to select BootP Disabled and hit enter. This should do it.

I have unexplained telnet activity from my Optivity 9.2 workstation. I have been told by Nortel that this is not a normal function of the software. I have a sniffer looking at all traffic to and from this box, and I don't see anything or anyone particularly interested in it. My problem is that...