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That's wierd... Well, I'll find out for sure on Friday. :) Thanks for the warning. By the way, are you living in the US, UK, or any other English speaking country? I live in Sweden, and Global Knowledge informed me that all examinees who don't have English as their first language, get an extra...

Are we talking about the same exam, vampirevicky? There is NO mention of IPX at all in the four volumes of study guides I recieved today at the start of the ICND course. The instructor insists that there won't be any IPX in the CCNA exam either, and proof of that would be that the exam is...

Well, how was it? I'm doing CI-ICND at Global Knowledge starting tomorrow, and hopefully I'll be confident enough to take the 640-607 on Friday afternoon. I spoke with the instructor earlier in the week about what I should read up on before the course, and he assured me that the course and exam...

Are you serious? You can't review earlier questions once you have left them? "Evil.. Yet playful", as Catbert would've put it. :(

Strange, I use the same method to solve the same problem, and it works. This is on 4.2.2 and 6.2.2. Maybe you need a reload afterwards? I usually reload instead of clear xlate anyway. Try this: service resetinbound wr mem reload Then confirm that resetinbound is really active: sh service...

Well, you would've caught that with a sniffer too. :)

Use a packet sniffer to examine a faulty network session between a client and the server. If the server and client are not on the same LAN-segment, you might need to sniff both their individual segments to catch possible filtering along the route. Perhaps your server is trying to do an ident...

Still, it looks like your e0 is not connected to an ethernet. During the password recovery, you can set the IP-address to anything you want. But it won't matter if your underlying ethernet doesn't work. Good luck.

It looks like you haven't connected e0 to the rest of your ethernet. Are you using a straight cable into a hub or switch, or a crossover cable directly to your tftp server? If you ARE sure the cabling is correct, try powercycling the PIX... Good luck.

tonelliv, I have never come in contact with the 501's, but the 515, 520 and Catalyst 29xxXL are all shipped with a console cable and serial adapter. I assume they ship it with the small PIX-models too, because you need it to perform the initial config. Others in the forum may confirm or...

> You can download 6.3.1 off their website if you have a CCO account. Any CCO account can get it. :) If this is true, then can you please specify the URL to the page where it is so? It certainly doesn't work from here: http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/pix Everything in that table...

> It is a bug in version 6.2.2 > You'll find it here: > http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=lang_en|lang_iw&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&newwindow=1&selm=3dcf659e%241%40d2o313.teliauk.com Groan, I searched for the error message at cisco.com and found nothing, so I concluded that it shouldn't be a...

I did the wr erase/reload, did the short interactive config, and afterwards pasted the old config into the terminal software, while the pix was in config-mode. When I pasted the config, I first removed these lines: passwd enable isakmp The isakmp-lines were leftovers form the previous owners'...

>> Warning: Start and End addresses overlap with broadcast address > I don't know either. > But it seems that your config has leftovers from a previos config, so you can try starting from scratch: > write erase > reload I see. Maybe you're right, there was quite an advanced configuration in the...

See here for a current list of assigned portnumbers: http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers Choose one that is free. As for a choice between TCP or UDP; That's up to you if you want to achieve stateful or stateless connections. If that and the concept of ports confuses you, then I...

Doing manual NVT to the users' mailservers' smtp-port won't help you much if it is a hardened SMTP-gateway. It will lie to you and happily accept your email transmission, even if the email-address is invalid. This is by design, to spoof all would-be spammers, so they can't figure out legal...

Well, it's not. :) The outside network is a /24, and my static IP is .174. I have full network connectivity, no problems there, I just wonder what the warning is about. Since it pops up, something must be wrong, but I might not come in contact with the effect until further down the road...

Hi, I bought a used PIX 515 with 6.2(2)UR and a 4FE really cheap a couple of weeks ago. I used to administer PIXes with 4.2 once, so I'm not so familiar with the new syntax. I do have a few questions I hope someone of you can help me with: 1. When I boot the PIX, I get the following line right...

Upgrading the PIX OS to 3DES feature license is actually free: https://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/Software/Crypto/crypto_main.pl?prod_refer=pix3des All you need is a CCO user account, but the simplest variant of those is free too, and I just used my free CCO account to recieve the free 3DES...

6.3.3, gee I didn't even know they had released that yet. :)