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I use HP Meshing to create a loop between 5 4000m switches. My personal preference in this situation would be to put 2 * Fibre SX Cards(J4113A) into each switch, set these ports up in a mesh and link one switch to another in a loop. Not the cheapest way but it will give you a Gb backbone and...

Also, as you are going to connect via the console port, if you are using Hyperterm the break sequence you need to use is crtl&Break together. One thing it doesnt specify is the settings needed to conect via hyperterm, set up a new session for your serial port and you need 9600 Bits per sec 8...

Bit of a lengthy process, depanding on what Pix you have and what OS Version, this should help.. http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/110/34.shtml Cheers, Russky

Just to get a clearer picture, when you ping, can you ping machines by name or IP address only? If you can ping by name then WINS is not the issue - network neighbourhood is populated by the NT Browser service. If you have the NT Resource kit, get hold of Browmon.exe and check where the master...

Hi, OK, 1- Disable Spanning tree on both switches 2- For a simple link just run a single crossover cable between the switches (Port A1 on switch A to Port A1 on switch b) 3- If you want more bandwidth between the switches either add another Crossover cable (Port A1&A2 on switch A to Port A1&A2...

If you just point your web browser at it you will get realtime utilisation stats for each port, could be worth a look initailly before looking at other options... Cheers, Russky

Hi, Telnet into the switch (Try to use the telnet.exe from an NT4 machine) go into the diagnostics menu. In the telnet app select the terminal menu, and start logging and select a file to log the config to. Now choose the browse config file option and scroll through the whole config - as you...

Speaker, Could you let me know if you had to go with a new range of addresses, or if Xlee`s suggestion worked? I have exactly the same problem with my PIX and I`m unsure which way is best! Cheers, Russky

HI, Try and integrate this into your config, off the top of my head, it should work OK. Access List 1 dictates which IP addresses will be allowed through the translation. I am also assuming the Class (A and B) Network masks are used, but your ISP has probably given you a subnetted address...

Hi, Show Con flags are as follows: d Dump, clean up connection. f FIN seen in inbound packet. F FIN seen in outbound packet. H HTTP get. If a UDP connection, H can also mean H.323. I Data in. J Java applets are not permitted on connection. m SMTP data. O Data out. q...

Bit of a late answer but you can try the following.... Set up an access list to deny access to anything: access-list 1 deny any Then apply the access lists to the ports: line aux 0 access-class 1 in line con 0 access-class 1 in Russky - CCNA

Sorry, the above link needs a CCO login - DOH! Have Cut`n`Pate some details for you...... Product Number WIC-1T Features One serial port. Cisco 60-pin "5-in-1" connector (same as Cisco 2500 and Cisco 7000). Uses same cabling as the Cisco 2500 and Cisco 7000. Does not support...

I agree with Karl, 2.048 is the figure, if you need further convincing then pop over to http://www.cisco.com/openf/FAQ/5966.html Russky - CCNA