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Here is a console sample of one of my 430's. Finesse Bios V3.3 Booting Floppy Loading from Flash 384MB RAM i82557 rev 5 Ethernet @ irq11 dev 14 index 0 MAC: 0090.2744.8e8d Flash=AT29C040A @ 0x300 LocalDirector 430 Version 4.2.6 Initialization.....loading config....done. Copyright (c)...

A kind person on another forum pointed out that nppix.bin is for version 4.3 and earlier. I had it the whole time, it turns out. Used it and got in. Thanks for your suggestions!

Here is a snippet of how you could do it: access-list outside_access_in permit icmp any any time-exceeded access-list outside_access_in permit icmp any any source-quench access-list outside_access_in permit icmp any any unreachable access-list outside_access_in permit icmp any any echo-reply...

To ping and/or trace through a PIX, you have to allow outbound ICMP messages (inside=>outside), and you have to allow inbound ICMP replies (outside=>inside) of at least these four types: echo-reply, source-quench, time-exceeded, and unreachable.

Always do-able, but I don't know anywhere I can download Finesse 2.7.8, so I am reluctant to take that step. I could always take the two flash chips out and read them in my chip reader to store their present contents or replace them with some other blanked i28f020 chips. Those are my...

Yeah, that's the problem. As mentioned, the earliest I can get off their site is np44.bin.

I have a couple of LD's in storage. Very stripped-down interface that's very similar to Finesse 4.x and 5.x. HW/SW mostly identical to the PIX Classic and PIX 520.

Assuming you are running 6.3(x)... One - "copy tftp flash:pdm" command will get the PDM image on your PIX in the right location in flash. One - make sure you have "http server enable" and "http [specific address and mask] inside". I find you have to start with at least one specific address...

I dug one of my old PIX Classic out of storage for a side project (long story, don't ask) and consoled into it. It's one of the early early post-acquisition PIXes with the 512kB flash card running Finesse 2.7.8. Anyone out there recall how to perform a password recovery on something this old...