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Thanks for the fast response. I will try it this weekend. Thanks again!

If I want to make my Ethernet 0 a dhcp client, what is the command? All of my manuals, and books are too old to have this info. I'm running the latest IOS on a 2611.

The IOS image was given to me by a guy at work. The part that I'm worried about is the message at boot... ERR: Invalid chip id 0x80B5 (reversed = 0x1AD ) detected in System flashcisco 2500 (68030) processor (revision C) with 16380K/2048K.Processor board serial number 01759382 X.25 software...

This is the error I get when I boot the router... Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 3000 Bootstrap Software (IGS-RXBOOT), Version 10.2(5), RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1) Copyright (c) 1986-1995 by cisco Systems, Inc. Compiled Thu 23-Mar-95 02:08 by kmac Image text-base: 0x01020000...

Thanks for the fast reply. It worked. I've already reconfigured the router, but I just wanted to know what the old password was. Now I know. ;) Thanks again.

Is there a utility to decrypt a masked password in a cisco config file? I just got a cisco 3600. I used the password recovery to make my own, but out of curiosity I want to see what the old password was. Thanks in advance

I've got the traffic for port 80 directed to the correct ip addy......so all I have to do is remove "ip nat pool global 12.(external) 12.(external) netmask 255.255.255.0" ....correct? P.S. Thanks for taking the time to help me with this.

I tried removing the NAT pool, but it's in use. I guess I have to rebuild my configuration....again.

Still doesn't work. Took out "no ip classless" and removed "ip default-gateway 12.xxx.xxx.xxx". Still can't see myself......unless I use my dialup connection on my laptop.....or just get outside of my network.

I have fixed everything, but the "default gateway setting". I assume you mean to remove "ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 12.(gateway)" ? Do I just remove that line?....or replace it with something else?

Puttng this back on top.

Why can't I see my website or my mail server from inside my network going out. Like with the url. I can only see it by the internal address. It used to work fine with my little linksys router, but now I'm trying to learn cisco. I can ping both by name from within my network.....i.e...

Degg: That does make things clear.....or clearer. :) That's not actually my subnet mask. I edited it for this post, but I understand what you are saying. Thanks again.

Thank you all for your help. I'm new to cisco, and am still learning. I'm trying to teach myself a few things, then take some classes.....it's like the blind leading the blind. :) Degg: Thanks for the help! I tried the "ip classless" and it worked! Now my question is....what does...

Just wanted to add that when I use my Linksys router, everything works fine.....so it's not a problem with the ISP.

I haven't been able to resolve this problem where I can't get to any addresses where the first octet is 12, and they can't get to me. When I do a "tracert" it will die at the eth0/1 address. I can ping my own outside ip(the first octet is 12), and the gateway ip(the first octet is 12)...

Here is my config. I deleted the config, and just started all over again. I'm also having a problem where I can't get to any addresses where the first octet is 12, and they can't get to me. When I do a tracert it will die at the eth0/1 address. I can ping my own outside ip(the first octet is...

I have several lines in my config that are giving me problems. They are lines that I made mistakes on during the initial setup when typing them in. I want to delete them, but I don't know how. I've tried typing "no" and then the line that I want to remove, but it's still there.

Just wanted to get this back on the first page. :-)

My favorite book....so far...is "cisco IOS in a nutshell". It's an O'reilly book. isbn# 1-56592-942-x If you are just starting out, it's THE book to get.