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I have 2 Cisco ASA 5505 one has a security plus license and the other one doesn't. My Cisco ASA 5505 with the security plus license is going bad and I would like to transfer the security plus license to my other ASA. Is this possible? Of course, with Cisco's approval

I have a lot of those images. Can you give me the exact image name or at least the first few letters of it and I'll see if I have it.

Dude! Your awesome...I set the the default route on my router just like you said and it worked right away. Thanks a lot !!!!

I'm not using NAT on my cisco router its just a device on my network I'm trying to telnet to. Right now I prefer to get anyone setup even if it is telnet. Here's the info r1#sh run Building configuration... Current configuration : 1028 bytes ! version 12.4 service config service timestamps...

Hello all! I have aproblem that I'm just stuck on. I have a practice lab in my network with an access server. I have comcast and a linksys router as my firewall. I have been doing port forwarding for some time to access my computers such as rdp, ftp, etc so i'm familiar with it. I can't seem...

Thanks for the info. It's becoming a little clearer for me. Here's another way to explain my question. Here are 2 configs...do they both accomplish the same thing This would be a Hub and Spoke using the frame-relay route (dlci) interface port (dlci) command. Where R1 is the Hub and R2 and R3 is...

That's how I feel. I've been digging around and see different scenarios. Regardless of the protocol RIP, EIGRP, OSPS, etc shouldn't the routing be the same regardless of which frame relay command is used?

I have a question that's driving me crazy and can't seem to get an understanding around it and that's the difference between the frame relay map ip x.x.x.x and frame relay route interface dlci commands. Do they both accomplish the same thing? Would you say its easier to configure a frame relay...

Yes I will try this in the nex day or 2. I'm going to connect both routers with a crossover cable and use this config router1 ! interface Tunnel0 no ip address tunnel source Ethernet0 tunnel destination 192.168.1.1 ! interface Ethernet0 ip address 192.168.1.2 255.255.255.0 router2 ! interface...

Yes. I have 10 routers total that I want to connect to a frame relay switch for some complex lab scenarios. I just thought I saw somewhere where this was possible.

Hello. I have 2 2610 routers with an 8 port async/sync card in each giving me 16 ports in all. I have each one configured as a full mesh frame relay switch by configuring the dlci's. Is there anyway I connect the 2 giving me a 16 port full mesh frame relay switch. If so what would be the...

Makes sense. Thanks for the information.

Is there anyone familiar with Cisoc Feature Navigator I was comparing images and I see that IOS 12.3(5) has less features on a 2500 series router than IOS 12.3(5) on a 2600 series router. Particularly, the IPv6 features. Why is that the same software image doesn't enable those features on a 2500...

Thanks for clearing that up.

Actually, I read somewhere that a 2611 router can take 12.4 advance enterprise with max memory/flash. It may not perform the way you want it to but should be ok for a lab environment. Anybody has any experience with this?

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Can anyone tell me whats the minumum dram/flash needed to run IOS 12.4 advance enterprise on a 2610xm router? This for a lab environment. Thanks in advance.

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Sure will, thanks. When you connected these back to back. What protocols can you practice that you can't practice with a serial/frame connection.

Hello All! I have a lab setup that I'm currently using. I have a few 2500's and 2600's with a frame relay switch all their all connected with a serial cables. I was just recently given a WIC-1DSU-T1. Can someone tell me what kind of lab scenario can I use this for. I know its a T1 card but how...