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We have a 4210 IDS that we are trying to setup for lab purposes. The root password has been lost. On the Cisco down load area there is instructions on what file to reimage the appliance,... my question is most of these suggestions are based around bo...

Hi,I desperately need replies to my problem below.I tried to set DSCP values to 2 applications, video and video conference, on cisco 3560 and cisco 2950 swtiches based on the source ip address of the servers.So on the switches, I created an access-li...

rachelhor by Level 1
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hello everybody,i am new in cisco ips practically experience :-) so i search a signatur that fires a telnet session to some cisco switches..only authorization ip adresses may be access to the devices.have someone a idea? many thanks...

n.steffen by Level 1
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Dear experts,Just needed to know 1 small thing. I don't know whether this is a known Cisco bug. The problem is that even a non-admin user having READ-ONLY or MONITOR privileges on a PIX 515E firewall can login & change his/her access privileges to th...

baudhayan by Level 1
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Before version 4.5 of CSA, it was very easy to allow or disallow users access to the User Query boxes. Most users don't know what this information means, so why bother them? It seems that now this feature is set up separately on each policy or modu...

dgoswick by Level 1
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I'm checking out using PDM on a 515 but when I enter my login name/pw which is what I use when I use CLI, it rejects it. Wouldn't the name/pw be the same or am I missing something here?

paulc by Level 1
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