Thanks for the replys people, really. Cisco technical support are a HUGE joke. You ring up and they start vomitting all this termonology to you assuming you know what everything means. Then their ?English? speaking technical support which can't even speak English tell you to call another number, then you ring that number, and they say to ring another number, then no one even picks up at the other number. Seriously, Cisco is way too overated in my opinion.
The saddest part of my experience with Cisco is that there was an error with the PDM by design of my PIX software version, and it occurs by configuring the PIX in accordance with the user manual. Cisco enginears obviously assumed they are God's and overlooked running through their user manual instructions or never bothered to test the PDM correctly. Sure, experienced Cisco hardware users use CLI, but seriously, to allow that problem to occur just makes you wonder how great Cisco's quality control is.. After all though, my PIX was manufactured in Mexico LoL!
I regret buying Cisco.
But anyway, again, thanks!
