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the log I get is 19:30:28: %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list 104 permitted tcp 10.10.99.12(0) -> 207.46.182.140(0), 3 packets so it logs only the # packets passed.. but not the actual ammount of data. Is there a way to make it store the size of packets or volume of data to?

Thanks a lot for tips guys, will try that today!

Is there any way to log all passing packets from Cisco 2600? Ideally I would get a log file that looks like src -> dest PROTOCOL, PORT, SIZE of packet for example 10.10.1.1 192.168.1.1 TCP 80 243 I know it's possible to log the number of packets passed in 5 minutes using access lists. But...

Mark, how can you check who are "top talkkers"? Is there a way to make router log all tcp communcations? for example to get soething like 10.10.1.1 -> 192.168.1.1 PROTOCOL, PORT, SIZE of packet and so on for each packet TIA!

what about that porion is like 100 lines a mix of ASP and HTML in it, lie looping through recordsets<br><br>for example<br>&lt;table&gt;<br>&lt;%<br>while not ors.eof<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;%&gt;<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;tr&gt;<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;td&gt;<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;font...

I can't rely on browsers cache. Only part of the page I am creating neeeds to be cached, the rest is dynamic.<br><br>For example, I have a page with date on it.. I need all but date to be cached.<br><br>

Yes, I have Response.Buffer = true at top of them page, so the date is not sent to client. <br><br>And the thing I am trying to do is page caching, for example I have table in page that takes 6 sec to render. So I was thinking of reading that rendered table from buffer and store it somewhere...

any ideas?

guys any way to READ the buffer?<br><br>Response.Clear to clear it<br>Response.Flush to send it to client..<br><br>but how in the world to read it?<br><br>maybe 3rd party ASP component?<br><br>